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Infinity HAP Portfolio

Project Impacts

Back to Project Details: Infinity HAP Portfolio

Note: At the time of this report, SDS is in the process of collecting additional data from the project sponsor, development team consultants, local government officials, community stakeholders, and others to assess the full scope of the project’s impacts in the context of the surrounding community. The projected impacts below are based on the ASREF CRA Analysis. For more information on Impact Report methodology, please see section 1.3.

Impact on
LMI Individuals
& Communities

Infinity HAP Portfolio will finance the acquisition and rehabilitation of 1,068 affordable housing units in North and South Carolina. All unit rents will be capped at 60% of the Area Median Income (AMI), with over 95% of tenants utilizing HAP vouchers that cap rents at 30% AMI. Additionally, through Infinity’s non-profit partner Mercy Housing, each property will have a dedicated community coordinator that works with local organizations to provide supplemental services like after school care, financial literacy, and resume services for tenants.

Of Infinity’s seven locations, five are in low or moderate-income tracts. The two other locations are each in one middle and one upper-income census tract adjacent low and moderate-income tracts.
Preserving housing in these communities is critical: Approximately 25% of renters in each of these markets are severely rent burdened having to pay as much as 50% of their income on rent, according to the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies.

Environmental 

Impacts

The Sponsor plans to install low-flow faucets, showerheads, and toilets as well as replace current lighting with LEDs as part of the renovations.