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Title: Deed Restrictions Housing Subsidy Covenants


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Deed Restrictions Housing Subsidy Covenants
  • Arts Quarter Lofts 26th and Nicollet
  • Master Civil and Construction Engineering
  • City of Lakes Community Land Trust

2
City of Lakes Community Land Trust
  • Background/Mission
  • Minneapolis City-wide
  • Complementary to Community Developers
  • Support low/mod income homebuyers/homeowners
  • Focus on long-term/perpetual affordability
  • Ground Lease
  • 25 Appraisal-based, improvements land
  • 100 Appraisal-based, Capital Improvements
  • Deed Restriction Housing Subsidy Covenant
  • Similar Ground Lease Language and Restrictions
  • Aligns with CLCLT mission

3
Arts Quarter Lofts the Project
  • Project
  • 29 total units 2 units affordable at 50 MMI
  • Project price points initially 182k - 430k
  • Affordable units priced at 102k and 107k
  • Association Fees - approx. 185
  • History
  • Master Civil and Construction Engineering
  • Affordability Funding HC-AHIF (50 MMI)
  • Ground Lease to Covenant change
  • Marketing
  • Unit sizes
  • First CLCLT, then MLS (Master Broker)

4
Housing Subsidy Covenant
  • Deed Restrictions (a.k.a. Covenants, Conditions)
  • Appended to the unit deed on a Condo
  • Deed Restrictions control the Price, define the
    Eligibility, and require the Occupancy of owner.
  • Perpetual Deed Restrictions are considered
    invalid (restraint on alienation/rule against
    perpetuities)

5
Housing Subsidy Covenant
  • MN specifically limits to no more than 30 years
    (some states have enacted laws explicitly
    sanctioning perpetual deed restrictions)
  • Once expired, restrictions are removed
  • Needs to be monitored and enforced
  • CLCLT right to re-purchase

6
Similarities to the CLCLT Ground Lease
  • Requires similar homebuyer education process
  • Utilizes same appraisal-based resale formula to
    ensure future affordability
  • CLCLT right to re-purchase
  • CLCLT will monitor and enforce restrictions in
    same manner as ground lease
  • Homeowners pay property taxes
  • Lease fee of 15/month
  • Post-purchase education benefits

7
Benefits
  • CLCLT focus
  • long-term affordability
  • supportive homeownership
  • Assuming 40k increase over 10 year.
  • Able to resell condo for 112k vs. 228k
  • Utilizes existing CLCLT homebuyer education
    process
  • CLCLT will monitor and enforce
  • Similar restrictions as CLCLT Ground Lease
  • Lenders are familiar with deed restrictions
  • Applying a tool to a Community need

8
Opportunities/Challenges
  • Numerous Condo developments in Mpls.
  • Deed restrictions are not self-enforcing
  • Only 30 years, potentially longer
  • Requires CLCLT to repurchase unit to restart
    30-year Covenant Clock
  • Requires Fannie Mae/lender approval
  • Project approval
  • Make the tool(s) more effective

9
Arts Quarter Lofts 26th and Nicollet
  • Jeff Washburne
  • City of Lakes Community Land Trust
  • 612-721-7556 x17
  • jeff_at_clclt.org
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