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Showing posts with label housing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label housing. Show all posts
Thursday, July 18, 2013
Thursday, February 2, 2012
WBC CDC and Go Northwest presents HomeBuyers Workshop
Homebuyer’s Workshop
Saturday February 25, 2012 8:45am – 2:00pm
| When: | February 25, 2012 @ 8:45 am - 2:00 pm | |||||
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| Where: | Wayland Village Senior Center | 3020 Garrison Blvd Baltimore, MD 21216 |
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| Cost: | YOU MUST REGISTER TO ATTEND | |||||
| Contact: | Scott Satchell 410.947.0084 Ext. 1 ssatchell@go-northwesthrc.org |
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| Categories: | Workshops | |||||
Topics will include:
Advantages and disadvantages of home ownership
• Components needed to purchase
• Monthly mortgage payments
• Budgeting
• Affordability
• Choosing a real estate agent
• Searching for a home
• The home buying process step by step
• Home inspections/ Appraisals
• Insurances for home owners
• Settlement
• Predatory lending and real estate practices
• Maintenance on home
• Foreclosure prevention
You will also learn….
- How to qualify for a mortgage
- The four “C’s of lending
- Difference between FHA,CDA and VA loans
- Special loan programs for employees of Baltimore City and State of MD
- Grants, down payment assistance loans, and FREE MONEY.
Please call to pre-register.
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Wayland Village Grand Opening May 20, 2011
For an article from Baltimore Citybiz:
http://baltimore.citybizlist.com/1/2011/5/20/WBC-Community-Development-C-Bon-Secours-Baltimore-Health-System-Wayland
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings Blake
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
MD-HCD Secretary Raymond A. Skinner tours Wayland Village Apts 5/17/2011
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| (l-r) Simone C. Johnson, Chief of Staff, Peter Dolkart, Director of Legislative Affairs, Olivia Allen, Executive Assistant to the Secretary, Raymond A. Skinner, Secretary of Housing & Community Development for the State of Maryland, Christine Madigan, VP of Enterprise Community Partners, Laurence F. Campbell, President, WBC Community Development Corporation, Chickie Grayson, President of Enterprise Community Partners, Mike Bainum, Housing Development Manager, Enterprise Community Partners. |
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
WBC CDC Gets Commendation from Baltimore City Council
WBC
Community Development Corporation received recognition from the Baltimore City Council for its efforts in the revitalization of Northwest Baltimore and the creation and development of additional affordable senior housing through its Wayland Senior Village project. The celebration was held Sunday, May 3, 2009 at the Wayland Baptist Church in Baltimore, Maryland. (See entire photo album of the event by clicking on slideshow on the sidebar.) 
Community Development Corporation received recognition from the Baltimore City Council for its efforts in the revitalization of Northwest Baltimore and the creation and development of additional affordable senior housing through its Wayland Senior Village project. The celebration was held Sunday, May 3, 2009 at the Wayland Baptist Church in Baltimore, Maryland. (See entire photo album of the event by clicking on slideshow on the sidebar.) 
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Wayland VillageSenior Housing
Wayland Village Senior Housing
The Wayland Baptist Church Community Development Corporation (WBC CDC) proposes to build a 90-unit housing development for seniors at the location of 3020-3026 Garrison Boulevard. This proposed development, known as Wayland Village Senior Housing, is a $10 million project financed through the Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program. Opening is scheduled for 2010.
The WBC CDC is fully behind this project with over a million dollars invested in demolition, site control and pre-development activities.
Based on a 2007 market feasibility analysis conducted by Lipmann, Frizzell & Mitchell, LLC., the Wayland Village project lies within the Forest Park/Howard Park PMA. The senior population represents one-third of the area households with incomes below the area median. There is only one existing senior housing facility located approximately 3 miles away with a waiting list several years long. The feasibility analysis concluded that construction of 90 units would meet the requirements for 9% tax credits and that the market would support senior households with incomes ranging from 30% to 60% of the area median income.
WBC CDC received overwhelming support from all neighborhood and community associations as well as collaborations and partnerships with Coppin State University and other community agencies and institutions that agreed to join with us in this endeavor. We are actively engaged in pursuing the feasibility of including a senior center within Wayland Village as a way to provide supportive services to the community at large and enhance quality of life. Currently, the only senior center, which is several miles away, is under-serving the community due to lack of capacity.
Garrison Boulevard is the gateway that runs through the Forest Park/Howard Park communities. Wayland Village, which will be built on Garrison Boulevard, will serve as the gatekeeper in initiating, developing and sustaining the on-going neighborhood revitalization.
The Wayland Baptist Church Community Development Corporation (WBC CDC) proposes to build a 90-unit housing development for seniors at the location of 3020-3026 Garrison Boulevard. This proposed development, known as Wayland Village Senior Housing, is a $10 million project financed through the Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program. Opening is scheduled for 2010.The WBC CDC is fully behind this project with over a million dollars invested in demolition, site control and pre-development activities.
Based on a 2007 market feasibility analysis conducted by Lipmann, Frizzell & Mitchell, LLC., the Wayland Village project lies within the Forest Park/Howard Park PMA. The senior population represents one-third of the area households with incomes below the area median. There is only one existing senior housing facility located approximately 3 miles away with a waiting list several years long. The feasibility analysis concluded that construction of 90 units would meet the requirements for 9% tax credits and that the market would support senior households with incomes ranging from 30% to 60% of the area median income.
WBC CDC received overwhelming support from all neighborhood and community associations as well as collaborations and partnerships with Coppin State University and other community agencies and institutions that agreed to join with us in this endeavor. We are actively engaged in pursuing the feasibility of including a senior center within Wayland Village as a way to provide supportive services to the community at large and enhance quality of life. Currently, the only senior center, which is several miles away, is under-serving the community due to lack of capacity.
Garrison Boulevard is the gateway that runs through the Forest Park/Howard Park communities. Wayland Village, which will be built on Garrison Boulevard, will serve as the gatekeeper in initiating, developing and sustaining the on-going neighborhood revitalization.
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