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Invest In Austin's People
Preserve Austin's Housing
Join the Austin Housing Conservancy’s $50 million capital raise to protect workforce housing for Austinites. Make money. Feel good. Preserve what makes Austin special.
Invest in your community, your neighborhood and your employees
Austin is in the midst of an affordability crisis that is affecting its core workforce such as educators, first responders, hospitality employees and more middle-income individuals vital to the city’s livability.
Unless immediate action is taken to preserve affordable housing for middle-income families, Austin will suffer the same fate as San Francisco, Seattle, Boston and other major cities with unlivable rent and cost-of-living expenses. Core employees will be priced out of the city. Your children’s schools lose more teachers, your local ER loses more nurses and your company loses more employees.
Failure to act now risks your child losing his favorite teacher, your fire station losing its crew chief, or your local ER losing its best triage nurse
YOUR CHILDREN’S EDUCATION
Entry Level: $38,891
Area average: $59,420
High school soccer coach: $41,440
YOUR FAMILY’S HEALTH
Nurse (LPN): $41,512
Cardiac technician: $47,250
Surgical assistant: $47,800
YOUR COMMUNITY
Police officer: $58,900
Software engineer: $55,886 (entry-level)
Paralegal: $58,326
YOUR HOME
HVAC Technician: $42,990
Plumber: $58,370
Property Manager: $65,939
$66,500
Annual income needed to afford a 2-bedroom apartment in Austin
Source: SmartAsset/BusinessInsider, Paycheck to Paycheck/National Housing Conference
The Austin Housing Conservancy is one solution addressing Austin's workforce affordability crisis.
The Conservancy is the best, most agile solution to stabilize housing expenses for teachers, first responders, maintenance professionals, medical technicians, their families and others at risk of being priced out of Austin.
The fund invests and preserves rapidly disappearing multifamily properties currently affordable to moderate and middle-income individuals and families by maintaining affordable rental rates that increase proportionally with wage growth.
Invest in Greater Austin
An open-ended social impact private equity fund.
The first fund to preserve workforce housing for the long-term.
A direct investment in Austinites who don’t have assistance programs available to low-income residents.
A flexible, discretionary, risk-adjusted investment strategy that preserves multifamily rental housing for moderate- to middle-income central Texas employees and their families.
The fund earns triple-bottom-line returns
SOCIAL
Preserve affordable housing for Austin’s workforce
FINANCIAL
Earn steady, risk-adjusted returns in the high single-digits
ENVIRONMENTAL
Limit environmental impact of new construction and keep employees close to their workplaces
As an investment vehicle, Moderate Income Rental Housing (MIRH) delivers consistent, predictable returns, demand for affordable rental housing is surging, and interest in ESG-focused investments is growing. MIRH compares favorably in terms of its return and has a lower variation in total returns from year to year (risk) since 2011 as compared to other common asset classes.
The Fund has increased its portfolio to $330 million in seven properties, totaling 1,740 units serving 3,000 residents
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