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Union Gospel Mission of Tarrant County receives $11.9M in LIHTC Funding

Union Gospel Mission will receive approximately $11..9 million in low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) equity to develop its The Vineyard on Lancaster housing development, Affordable Housing Finance reports.

In a Facebook post reporting the news, Union Gospel Mission stated: “The Vineyard will benefit the people of Fort Worth in desperate need of a quality, safe place to live.”

Hunt Capital Partners announced that it will provide the funding for the project, which will include 94 LIHTC apartments and commercial space for a medical clinic. The new development will be located near the current UGM campus on East Lancaster in Fort Worth.

Read more about this project in our previous post.

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