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As Vice President of Development at CPP, John Fraser leads the company’s strategic growth and expansion with a focus on affordable housing. Since his promotion in 2023, John has blended confident leadership with a collaborative approach, driving change while maintaining a strong community focus. With more than a decade of experience in affordable housing, John […]
As the Senior Vice President of Development and Acquisitions at Community Preservation Partners (CPP), Jack drives the company’s national growth strategy, identifying and securing new acquisition and development opportunities that align with the company’s mission of delivering high-quality, affordable housing. He brings a wealth of expertise and a results-oriented approach to every project he leads. […]
As Vice President of New Construction at Community Preservation Partners (CPP), Marie leads the company’s efforts to grow its new construction platform, overseeing complex development strategies from initial concept through financing and execution in all markets. Before joining CPP, Marie held senior development roles at The John Stewart Company, BRIDGE Housing Corporation, and Related Companies. Marie […]
Belinda Oakes serves as the Chief Financial Officer at CPP, where she has been instrumental in driving the company’s growth and operational efficiency. Under her leadership, CPP has modernized its financial infrastructure, including the successful implementation of a cutting-edge online accounting system with job costing capabilities. Belinda’s efforts have also streamlined deal processes and played […]
Every Week Counts For Affordable Housing: How Industry Leaders Can Help Amid Federal Program Delays
CHI is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) foundation dedicated to finding solutions to the housing crises that has long plagued the United States. We believe in private-public partnerships, and we recognize that neither the public sector nor the private sector, acting alone, will ever solve the challenges we face. However, by joining forces, the two sides have…
Who Qualifies for Affordable Housing?
CHI is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) foundation dedicated to finding solutions to the housing crises that has long plagued the United States. We believe in private-public partnerships, and we recognize that neither the public sector nor the private sector, acting alone, will ever solve the challenges we face. However, by joining forces, the two sides have…
Community Preservation Partners (CPP), a mission-driven developer dedicated to preserving and creating affordable housing, today announced the promotion of two seasoned leaders who will help guide the company’s national growth and its commitment to delivering high-quality communities across the country. John Fraser has been elevated to Senior Vice President of Development, while Bobby Syharath has […]
The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC): A Critical Tool for Affordable Housing Development
CHI is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) foundation dedicated to finding solutions to the housing crises that has long plagued the United States. We believe in private-public partnerships, and we recognize that neither the public sector nor the private sector, acting alone, will ever solve the challenges we face. However, by joining forces, the two sides have…
What Is Affordable Housing and Why Does It Matter?
CHI is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) foundation dedicated to finding solutions to the housing crises that has long plagued the United States. We believe in private-public partnerships, and we recognize that neither the public sector nor the private sector, acting alone, will ever solve the challenges we face. However, by joining forces, the two sides have…
As President Mr. Gellis oversees the origination, acquisition and rehabilitation, and preservation of existing affordable housing properties by WNC subsidiary Community Preservation Partners. Prior to joining WNC in 2012, he served in various project, financial and asset management roles for affordable housing developers and the FDIC. Mr. Gellis is a frequent speaker at multifamily conferences […]