Raymond James Affordable Housing Investments is a leading provider of high-quality affordable housing developments throughout the nation.
Syndicated more than $16 billion
in equity
Sponsored 2,600+ properties, totaling over 164,000+ units
Properties in
48 states
600+ developer partners
200+ tax credit funds, serving 250,000+
For more information about our recent developments, comprehensive services for developer partners and our commitment to institutional investors, please contact us.
Impactful Investments. Improving Communities.
Developer Partners
Work with an industry leader with nationwide affordable housing experience and extensive investor relationships to develop your next project.
Institutional Investors
Work with a proven, experienced fiduciary to invest in affordable housing that will revitalize communities. RJAHI has a long record with no tax credit recapture.
Preservation Funds
Designed to preserve affordable housing developments by complementing existing Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) investments, preservation funds are equity real estate investments that can serve as a bridge between two long-term LIHTCs – providing benefits to investors and developers alike.
Learn MoreInaugural Impact Report
We’re pleased to share the debut edition of Raymond James Affordable Housing Investment’s impact report. The report summarizes our lasting commitment to advancing impactful initiatives that enrich our communities, residents, and stakeholders alike. We invite you to explore the culmination of our efforts as we further expand our impactful outreach.
In this 2023 report, you will find:
- Who we are and the impact-related goals adopted to drive positive change across our investments
- Proprietary impact performance collected across our 2023 investment portfolio
- Updates to our impact implementation framework
- Select investment spotlights and their ties to our impact-related approach
Information in the report is effective October 1, 2022 - September 30, 2023
View the impact report here
Investing to Help People
Featured Developments
Draper Hall | New York City, New York
Located in Manhattan overlooking the East River, Draper Hall blends old and new structures to create a 100% affordable housing development with access to services and open space. The development combines 203 units of affordable housing for seniors ages 62 and older with health-care resources in a key location in Manhattan’s gentrifying East Harlem neighborhood.
El Barrio’s Artspace PS109 | New York City, New York
El Barrio’s Artspace PS109 consists of the historic rehabilitation and adaptive reuse of New York City’s public school 109 in East Harlem. RJAHI invested $37 million in LIHTC, and federal and state historic tax credits for the project. The school was originally built in the late 1800’s and is on the National Register of Historic Places. The project will create 90 units of affordable live/work space for artists, as well as space for community organizations.
The Arc Jacksonville Village | Jacksonville, Florida
An affordable, innovative, apartment-style independent living option for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, The Arc Jacksonville Village won the 23rd Annual Charles L. Edson Tax Credit Excellence Awards for the Special Needs Housing category. The 32-acre gated community, which includes 97 affordable one- and two-bedroom rental apartments, was designed to connect residents with critical, customized government and community resources which provide opportunities to enhance independent living skills, decision-making, safety, wellness management and self-advocacy.
14th and Raleigh | Portland, Oregon
The city of Portland requested at least 40 family units for formerly homeless families in this Pearl District property, but the end result grew to 93 units. Innovative Housing sought Raymond James as an investor partner on this and other properties in the Portland area, including the Erickson Fritz apartments in Old Town near the Burnside Bridgehead.
Duval Park | St. Petersburg, Florida
Duval Park is an 88-unit affordable permanent supported housing community that was brought to life from its former status as a failed development that succumbed to the housing crash. The property, which offers long-term leases and support services to veterans with service-connected disabilities, was made possible by Raymond James Affordable Housing Investments, Raymond James Bank, Blue Sky Communities, Boley Centers, ServiceSource and other key partners.