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Sponsor: Mexican American Community Services Agency (MACSA)
Project Size: 42 One Bedroom Units and 1 Two Bedroom Manager's Unit
Financing: Section 202 Capital Advance - $2,849,700
City of San Jose - $735,895
Project Status: Funded 1992; Occupancy 1995
MACSA, a community based minority social services organization, hired DMA as their consultant on their first ever Section 202 application. Although their housing experience was limited, DMA was able to work with the organization to develop a winning application. With the addition of significant funding from the City of San Jose, MACSA and DMA developed an extremely successful project, and have continued to work together on other housing projects, including two more Section 202 developments
Sponsor: Family Eldercare
Project Size: 53 One Bedroom Units
Financing:
- Section 202 Capital Advance - $3,363,967
- City of Austin (HOME) - $800,000
- The Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas - $500,000
- The Topher Foundation - $500,000
- The Meadows Foundation - $250,000
- The Mabee Foundation - $250,000
- The Mitte Foundation - $127,000
- Family Eldercare - $10,000
Project Status: Funded in 2001; Occupied in 2004
 Family Eldercare is a community-based nonprofit organization that relies upon the support of the local community to provide effective and appropriate services to seniors, people with disabilities and their caregivers. Funded in part by a HUD Section 202 grant, Family Eldercare partnered with the City of Austin and several community organizations/foundations to create a vibrant neighborhood. DMA was hired by Family Eldercare as the consultant for their first venture into housing and successfully coordinated and oversaw the project's financing and construction. In January of 2005, the City of Austin's Neighborhood Housing and Community Development Department accepted a National Award of Excellence for Lyons Gardens.
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