Affordable, Mixed Income, and Workforce Housing Advisory Services:
| A commitment to provide progressive, reliable, and comprehensive advisory services in the areas of affordable, mixed income, and workforce housing has always been one of William Gauger & Associates' paramount objectives. The conviction that individuals and families deserve access to safe and affordable housing, as well as the premise that communities benefit from attractive, well planned and executed affordable and mixed income residential development, continues to be one of our core beliefs. Combining our expertise |
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| in legal and financial analysis with our extensive understanding of low and mixed income housing programs and policies, clients have repeatedly sought our counsel for both project development and policy analysis. |
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William Gauger & Associates was a leader, innovator, and advocate in the areas of workforce housing development, programs, and policy prior to workforce housing being embraced as an implementable residential development model and an important policy initiative. One of the company’s major contributions in this area has been the planning and structuring of employer-assisted housing programs. These programs enable workers to gain access to housing closer to their places of |
| employment, empower companies to more effectively recruit and retain talented employees, and provide essential public servants with a path to homeownership within the communities they serve. These programs have been demonstrated to positively impact a broad range of economic development and urban planning concerns, including: transportation, housing accessibility, workforce development, and business and industry sector growth and development. |
William Gauger & Associates’ affordable, mixed income, and workforce advisory services cater to the needs of traditional tax credit multifamily developers, companies requiring sophisticated mixed income development plans, and public sector clients seeking to most effectively serve housing demand across income levels.
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