Hunt Capital Partners announced the initial closing of its new affordable housing fund, Hunt Capital Partners Tax Credit Fund 52 (Fund 52), securing $175.3 million to date, with the balance expected to close in first quarter 2026. Fund 52 will help create or rehabilitate 1,540 affordable homes across 18 affordable housing developments nationwide. According to the National Association of Home Builders, Fund 52 generates 74,109 new jobs and $79.6 million in local tax revenue, including $4.6 billion in direct wages to local workers.
In collaboration with both for-profit and nonprofit development partners — 75 percent of whom are repeat developers — Fund 52 will help initiate a range of new construction, rehabilitation, adaptive reuse and historic developments, adding 1,002 units to the country’s affordable housing stock while refurbishing and preserving the affordability of 538 units. The homes will be available to tenants earning between 30 percent and 80 percent of the a
