palm tree apts sep 2016 sefw inc presentation
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Palm Tree Apartments
New Multi Family
New small commercial
Six Points Urban Village Boundary
The Palm Tree Apartments
A Project with many goals….•Reduce homelessness•Address neighbor concerns with “vagrancy”•Support urban village revitalization•Get past NIMBY and low income housing antipathy•Address problem properties•Do it cost effectively in our lifetime…..How do we do all this?....
Managing Diverse Perspectives in Gentrifying Community
Owner• Cost
Control• Mission
Residents• Sustain
housing• Quality of
life
Palm Tree Neighbors
City
Investors
SafeAttractive
$$$$$$Proper
ty Values$$$$$
$$$$$$Attract Capital$$$$$
Ending Homelessness
$$$Cut Cost$$$
Mission: Palm Tree Apartments
• To provide safe, clean, attractive, supportive, and well-managed permanent housing for those who have the most difficulty finding and maintaining housing.
Palm Tree Apartments Partnership
Paulos Foundation/PF Residential LLCPhysical Capital/Case Management Financing/Overall Management
QuadCo Property Management
Fort Worth Housing AuthorityProject Based Vouchers
Subsidies for Occupancy/Operating Expense
DRC SolutionsOn-site Case Management
What’s makes this model work?RelationshipsTarget
Community Problem
No Debt
No Gov’t Capital
No Rezoning
Improve bad property
On-site Support
Housing First
Results So Far – Five Months Occupancy• 1955 Building – Victim of Disinvestment• Deteriorated Roof, HVAC, Electrical, Plumbing, Structural, Code violations• “All in” cost: $1.4M; $90/sft; $56k/unit; Rehab cost: $45/sft; $29k/unit• Eight months from closing to move in
• Occupancy• Median rent $620, median sft 450• Cash flow, net income positive at second month
• Community Impact: • Welcome participant in Scenic Bluff NA meetings and activities• Crimes against persons and property below city-wide rates• Crimes against property down 23% from 2015• Drugs/Narcotics violations down 38% from 2015• Disorderly Conduct down 60% from 2015
• 28 Residents• 80% recruited from unsheltered situations• 60% over age 50, 75% with chronic illness• One eviction for lease violation• Median resident rent contribution $210• Residents with no income contribute to maintenance