Granada Senior Apartments

Granada Senior Apartments San Antonio, TX

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HIT Investment
$M

Total Development Cost
Units of housing, with 100% affordable units
Hours of Union Construction Work Generated
$M

Tax revenue generated
$M

Total economic benefit

“The members of the San Antonio building trades are proud to work with the HIT on the rehabilitation of The Granada Senior Apartments. We have owned the building for over 50 years, with a mission to supply affordable housing to our local residents; and this project will have a substantial impact to not only our tenants but also to our local brothers and sisters represented here at the San Antonio Building Trades Council.” —Mark Potter, President, San Antonio Building & Construction Trades Council
Business Manager, U.A. Plumbers & Pipefitters Local #142

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust is helping to finance the $63.2 million substantial rehabilitation of the Granada Senior Apartments (“Granada”), an affordable housing development located in San Antonio, Texas. Granada will provide 265 units of affordable housing to an underserved population. The renovation will include the modernization of existing units and conversion of unutilized commercial space to much needed additional residential units. The project’s nonprofit sponsor, the Granada Trades Council Housing, is an affiliate of the San Antonio Building and Construction Trades Council, which has owned, managed, and operated the property since 1968.

HIT ROLE

The HIT has committed $37.0 million in construction and permanent financing to the transaction. HIT Advisers LLC, an HIT subsidiary, served as development adviser to Granada Trades Council Housing.

SOCIAL IMPACT

In addition to creating the union construction work and other economic impacts outlined below, Granada’s 265 units will be restricted to seniors earning less than 80% of San Antonio Area Median Income, with 182 of the units benefitting from HUD rental voucher subsidies. The project’s location on San Antonio’s River Walk provides direct access to several transit options, meaning tenants will be able to move around the city without the need for a car.

*Job and economic impact figures are estimates calculated using IMPLAN, an input-output model, based on HIT project data. The data is current as of November 15, 2021. Economic impact data is in 2021 dollars and all other figures are nominal.

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