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Consultants show financing math: a 140‑unit example highlights a multi‑million dollar subsidy gap
Summary
A consultant used a 140‑unit illustration to show how income‑restricted rents reduce net operating income and lender borrowing capacity, producing a gap the city or other public sources would need to fill to make deeply affordable projects feasible.
At a City of Irving community meeting, Raquel Favela (National Development Council) presented a 140‑unit project illustration to show how different rent mixes change developer returns and public subsidy needs.
Favela gave the project’s estimated total cost as $27,400,000. Under an all‑market scenario she said the project’s effective net operating income (NOI) would be roughly $2,030,720 and could support borrowing in the range of about…
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