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Beyond the Report: What a LIHTC Developer Should Expect from a Consultant

Download D3G's free LIHTC white paper on what developers should expect from a consultant: integrated due diligence that protects your schedule and financing.

Modernizing Davis-Bacon Residential Construction Classifications: Why the Four-Story Rule Should Be Reexamined

Today's affordable housing landscape looks very different than it did when the Davis-Bacon residential construction classification was established. This white paper examines why the long-standing four-story threshold should be reexamined, how modern building codes and construction methods have evolved, and the potential impact modernization could

Faircloth Authority at Risk: What Restore-Rebuild and TPV Changes Mean for PHAs

Recent HUD policy changes to Restore-Rebuild, Faircloth Authority, and Tenant Protection Vouchers could reshape affordable housing redevelopment. Here's what PHAs need to know.

Effective BABA Compliance for Affordable Housing

BABA compliance is creating new administrative challenges for affordable housing developers, especially as waiver delays, supply chain constraints, and draw requisition requirements collide with tight construction and financing timelines. This paper explores how predictable waiver administration, preconstruction compliance planning, and controlled change order management can

Dominion Due Diligence Group Announces Leadership Transition to Support Next Phase of Growth

The leadership transition marks the next stage in D3G’s evolution as the firm continues to expand its national footprint and role within the affordable housing industry. By appointing a dedicated Chief Executive Officer, the company is strengthening its leadership structure to support continued growth while

Rural Housing Preservation: Integrating RAD Reform, Opportunity Zones, and USDA Modernization

Rural housing preservation is entering a new era of feasibility. With RAD reform, Opportunity Zone modernization, LIHTC flexibility, and emerging USDA updates, developers now have stronger tools to structure financeable, repeatable affordable housing transactions in rural communities.

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