Gardner Capital Holds Groundbreaking Ceremony for Its First Housing Development in Ohio, Roselawn Senior Housing

From L to R: Cleo Miller, Gardner Capital; Ronald Mosley Sr., Roselawn Business Alliance; Ava Goldman, Gardner Capital; Miles Hapgood, Stratford Capital Group; Carol Smith, Roselawn Community Council; Kevin Donovan, Fifth Third Bank; Carlie Boos, Ohio Housing Finance Agency; Allen Williams, City Studios Architecture

Gardner Capital, a family-owned private equity firm specializing in affordable housing and solar development, is pleased to announce the groundbreaking on its first multifamily housing development in Cincinnati, Ohio – Roselawn Senior Housing. When finished, the development will provide housing for 50 residences for seniors in Roselawn, a suburb of Greater Cincinnati.

Roselawn Senior Housing’s location , near the intersection of Reading Road and Losantiville Avenue in Roselawn, was carefully chosen with the aim of providing seniors with quick, easy access to various nearby health care and social service providers, public transportation and other essential amenities. In addition, the project will provide onsite management, supportive services, programming and ample community space. Also, using state-of-the-art construction techniques, the building will be highly energy-efficient and will achieve a LEED Silver certification when finished.

“We’re pleased to collaborate with our many partners to provide quality, affordable housing for seniors in Bond Hill. In particular, we would like to thank Ohio Housing Finance Agency, Stratford Capital Group, Fifth Third Bank, City of Cincinnati, ARCO Construction, City Studios Architecture, Wallick Communities, Roselawn Business Alliance and Greater Cincinnati Redevelopment Authority for their work. We look forward to working with them on future multifamily housing developments in Ohio and across the country,” said Michael Gardner, CEO & President, Gardner Capital.

About Gardner Capital

Gardner Capital is a private equity firm focused on affordable housing and solar development, tax credit syndication, and real estate related investments with offices in St. Louis, Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Francisco, Atlanta, and Springfield, Missouri. Since 1992, Gardner Capital has placed more than 2 billion dollars of equity in affordable housing. More recently, Gardner Capital added a rapidly growing national platform for solar development and investment. Gardner Capital is committed to investing in communities and improving the wellbeing of families by developing and raising capital for affordable housing and clean energy related businesses and power generation facilities. Visit www.gardnercapital.com for more information.