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The Build Healthy Place Network covers the launch of Healthy Neighborhoods Equity Fund II, which expands upon the success of the first fund by growing geographically to welcome projects and programs across Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut. CLICK HERE to read their coverage of the new fund.
Cambridge Savings Bank (CSB), a full-service mutual bank with a customer-first approach and over $6 billion in assets, announced that it has invested $1 million in Healthy Neighborhoods Equity Fund II (HNEF II).
Check out UnitedHealth Group’s blog on the organization’s commitment to HNEF II!
Kathy McGilvray, MHIC’s Director of Investment, joined Ebony Perkins, UnitedHealthcare’s Director of Impact Investments and Dr. Megan Sandel, Boston Medical Center’s Director of Place-Based Investing, for a panel moderated by Maggie Super Church, New York Federal Reserve’s Visiting Scholar, Community Development, at “Investing in Health: A New Frontier of Health and Housing Partnerships.”
UnitedHealth Group’s $25 million commitment in Healthy Neighborhoods Equity Fund II will bring sustainable, mixed-use developments to New England communities.
In “What Happens When the Community Collects the Data,” Shelterforce describes how HNEF’s Healthy Neighborhoods Study, conducted annually since 2016, is tracking how neighborhood change affects residents’ health and well-being.
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute has committed $1 million to the Healthy Neighborhoods Equity Fund, founded by Conservation Law Foundation (CLF) and Massachusetts Housing Investment Corporation (MHIC) …
HNEF I closes financing for new mixed-use, energy-driven development in Brighton HNEF I has closed its ninth investment – a …
In “Health As a Funding Initiative,” published in the January issue Tax Credit Advisor, Scott Beyer writes about the evolution of HNEF I and …
HNEF I has closed on its eighth project investment – 191 Talbot Avenue – a development in Codman Square, a historic Boston …
Haverhill, October 22, 2019 – A ceremonial ribbon cutting was held at 87 Washington Street, a development now called “The Granville,” …
BOSTON, August 15 – More than a hundred people gathered today to celebrate the completion of the first phase of the redevelopment …
Trinity Financial, Inc.’s Jim Keefe tells the story about how the Treadmark development – a mixed-income and mixed-use building …
Massachusetts Housing Investment Corporation this year chose developers of two HNEF- financed projects to receive awards at its …
HNEF’s investment is helping to rebuild this community with “healthy people, healthy environment and a healthy economy” …
The subject of “anchor missions” and what various health care institutions and others involved in the pursuit of improving public …
The biggest health organization in central Massachusetts – UMass Memorial Health Care – is going beyond its traditional role as a …
U.S. News & World Report recently published a wide-ranging interview with David J. Erickson, director of community …
How can cities build more livable communities with transit? More than twenty years ago that question led to the creation of …
HAVERHILL – A ceremonial groundbreaking was held today to mark the beginning of the redevelopment of 87 Washington Street – a …
On Monday, October 8, Peter Sargent, MHIC Director of Capital Development, and Andrew Seeder, CLF Senior Associate for …
What led to the creation of HNEF? Why is HNEF needed and how does it work? What outcomes does HNEF seek to achieve and how …
A Grand Opening ceremony was held last month to celebrate completion of Landing 53, a new transit-oriented real estate …
Banker & Tradesman, Boston’s financial services and real estate weekly, featured HNEF and its progress to date in this week's issue …
Holmes Beverly, a transit-oriented development for which HNEF provided a $4.9 million investment, is nearly complete. The new …
Written by Lauren Taylor, this interesting brief outlines and evaluates available literature and research including examples of …
Concerned about the social determinants of health and of housing in particular, Boston Medical Center (BMC) – an HNEF I investor – recently ….
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