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Cinnaire Solutions
Cinnaire Solutions is a nonprofit, mission-driven real estate developer and owner that invests in people and places to transform lives through equitable financial and development solutions. They specialize in community-driven, affordable, and market rate development. Together, Cinnaire’s trusted and growing team of real estate, finance, and design professionals work to develop spaces for multifamily housing, commercial and mixed-use facilities, and integrated supportive service projects.
Since their creation, Cinnaire Solutions has helped support, operate, and/or develop a total of 1,190 residential units dedicated to accessible, affordable, and mixed-income housing, and currently has an additional 175 units under construction to meet community needs. Cinnaire’s business model prioritizes partnerships with local organizations and emerging BIPOC and women developers has resonated with the communities they serve and the funding partners that support their work.
Cinnaire Solutions’ projects are always designed with the residents' needs in mind and to support the development of healthy communities. Through intentional community engagement and collaboration, Cinnaire has created healthy homes for individuals and families to build a life.
The overall project will restore a historically designated block through the renovation of seven buildings, creation of pocket parks and outdoor gathering space, community amenities and quality finishes. Funding is in place for the six residential buildings onsite. The community center makes up the seventh building and is partially funded.
Funding towards the proposed capital expenditures for the community center will move the project towards construction start. The proposed project scope includes updated infrastructure and eco-friendly systems that raise air quality, enhanced fiberoptics to create equitable access to internet, and creation of outdoor patio space. Several capital improvements are necessary to restore the building. Notable improvements include: