Affordable Housing Finance's 6th Annual Readers' Choice Finalists Survey

1. Vote for the best affordable housing developments of 2009-2010

To make your vote count for the best development in each category and the overall best development, please make sure you enter your subscriber code from the mailing label on front of your issue of Affordable Housing Finance. Each subscriber may only vote once. The voting will close on Friday, Aug. 13.

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4. Best Family Development

Best Family Development Emerald Pines in Gulfport, Miss.; developed by Gorman & Co., Inc.

Petaluma Avenue Homes in Sebastopol, Calif.; developed by Affordable Housing Associates

Residences at Eastland in Fort Worth, Texas; developed by The NuRock Cos.

The St. Aidan in Brookline, Mass.; developed by The Planning Office for Urban Affairs, Inc.

5. Best Green Development

Best Green Development Casa Feliz Studios in San Jose, Calif.; developed by First Community Housing and The John Stewart Co.

Iris Glen Townhomes in Klamath Falls, Ore.; developed by Luckenbill-Drayton & Associates, LLC

Rancho Lindo in Lamont, Calif.; developed by Self-Help Enterprises

6. Best Historic Rehab

Best Historic Rehab Britton Budd Apartments in Chicago; developed by Chicago Housing Authority

Cogswell Hall Redevelopment and Expansion in Cleveland; developed by Cogswell Hall, Inc., and Detroit Shoreway Community Development Organization

Hotel North Bend Apartments in North Bend, Ore.; developed by Umpqua Community Development Corp.

7. Best Master-Planned/Mixed-Use Development

Best Master-Planned/Mixed-Use Development The Crescent Club in New Orleans; developed by The Domain Cos.

Mosaica in San Francisco; developed by Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corp. and Citizens Housing Corp.

Sandywoods Farm in Tiverton, R.I.; developed by Church Community Housing Corp.

8. Best Preservation Development

Best Preservation Development Ashland Village in San Leandro, Calif.; developed by Eden Housing, Inc.

Chancellor Manor in Burnsville, Minn.; developed by Community Housing Development Corp.

Malden Arms Apartments in Chicago; developed by Mercy Housing Lakefront

MonteVerde Apartments in Baltimore; developed by Greater Baltimore AHC, Inc.

9. Best Rural Development

Best Rural Development I-Sah’-din’-di in Mescalero, N.M.; developed by Mescalero Apache Housing Authority

Townhomes at Tomaganuk, Hooper Bay in Hooper Bay, Alaska; developed by Cook Inlet Housing Authority and the Association of Village Council Presidents Regional Housing Authority

Villa San Juan Bautista in Centralia, Wash.; developed by Catholic Housing Services

10. Best Seniors Development

Best Seniors Development Alta Torre in Palo Alto, Calif.; developed by BRIDGE Housing

The Birches at Esopus in Ulster Park, N.Y.; developed by Birchez Associates, LLC

Senior City Apartments in Federal Way, Wash.; developed by Korean Women’s Association

The Terraces on Tulane in New Orleans; developed by Volunteers of America

11. Best Special-Needs Development

Best Special-Needs Development Florence House in Portland, Maine; developed by Avesta Housing

Madrona Studios in Portland, Ore.; developed by Central City Concern

Nelson Hopkins Apartments in Lockport, N.Y.; developed by Olmsted Center for Sight

The New Carver Apartments in Los Angeles; developed by Skid Row Housing Trust

Silver Star Apartments in Battle Creek, Mich.; developed by Trilogy Development

12. Best Urban Development

Best Urban Development 10th and Mission Family Housing in San Francisco; developed by Mercy Housing California

Atlantic Avenue Residences in Brooklyn, N.Y.; developed by Habitat for Humanity New York City, Inc.

Fox Courts in Oakland, Calif.; developed by Resources for Community Development

St. Martin’s Apartments in Washington, D.C.; developed by Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Washington

13. Best Overall Development

Best Overall Development 10th and Mission Family Housing in San Francisco; developed by Mercy Housing California

Alta Torre in Palo Alto, Calif.; developed by BRIDGE Housing

Ashland Village in San Leandro, Calif.; developed by Eden Housing, Inc.

Atlantic Avenue Residences in Brooklyn, N.Y.; developed by Habitat for Humanity New York City, Inc.

The Birches at Esopus in Ulster Park, N.Y.; developed by Birchez Associates, LLC

Britton Budd Apartments in Chicago; developed by Chicago Housing Authority

Casa Feliz Studios in San Jose, Calif.; developed by First Community Housing and The John Stewart Co.

Chancellor Manor in Burnsville, Minn.; developed by Community Housing Development Corp.

Cogswell Hall Redevelopment and Expansion in Cleveland; developed by Cogswell Hall, Inc., and Detroit Shoreway Community Development Organization

The Crescent Club in New Orleans; developed by The Domain Cos.

Emerald Pines in Gulfport, Miss.; developed by Gorman & Co., Inc.

Florence House in Portland, Maine; developed by Avesta Housing

Fox Courts in Oakland, Calif.; developed by Resources for Community Development

Hotel North Bend Apartments in North Bend, Ore.; developed by Umpqua Community Development Corp.

Iris Glen Townhomes in Klamath Falls, Ore.; developed by Luckenbill-Drayton & Associates, LLC

I-Sah’-din’-di in Mescalero, N.M.; developed by Mescalero Apache Housing Authority