Affordable Housing Inventory
All housing projects that have received a subsidy from or participated in a City of Austin developer incentive program. Projects may include a mix of income-restricted and market rate units and span the development pipeline from developer incentive certification or loan approval to project completion.
| Namelegal entity | Alternate Namebrand | ZIP Codeaddress | Street Addressaddress | Contract IDregistration | Project IDidentifier | Project Namebrand | Parcel IDregistration | Council Districtgeographic | Unit Typeclassification | Housing Tenureclassification | Development Statusstatus |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1200 Springdale Partners LP | Heartwood | 78721 | 4120 East 12th Street | 887 | 6209 | 12th and Springdale Phase II | 210180549 | 1 | Multifamily | Rental | Certified/Loan Executed |
| Carma Easton LLC | Carma Easton LLC | 78744 | 8921 Hillock Terrace | 307 | 6211 | Easton Park - 8921 Hillock Terrace MF | 336150101 | 2 | Multifamily | Rental | Certified/Loan Executed |
| Carma Easton LLC | Carma Easton LLC | 78744 | 8920 Hillock Terrace | 307 | 6210 | Easton Park - 8920 Hillock Terrace MF | 336130301 | 2 | Multifamily | Rental | Certified/Loan Executed |
Affordable Housing Lender Due Diligence
A community development financial institution underwriting a construction loan on a mixed-income multifamily property checks whether the developer entity has prior city contracts, how many units carry income restrictions, and when those restrictions expire to model cash flow risk over the loan term.
Tax Credit Investor Portfolio Screening
A LIHTC equity investor building a portfolio of low-income housing tax credit deals scans for projects that carry LIHTC designations alongside other subsidy layers to identify overlap, assess compliance concentration by council district, and flag properties where affordability periods are nearing expiration.
Real Estate Market Intelligence for Multifamily Acquisitions
A multifamily acquisitions team at a private equity firm maps subsidized inventory across Austin zip codes to identify submarkets where a high share of units carry long-term affordability restrictions, which would suppress achievable rents and affect their underwriting for nearby market-rate acquisitions.



















