The nonprofit developer's inaugural equity fund draws six institutional investors and positions BRIDGE to acquire approximately 3,500 units across California, Oregon, and Washington. San Francisco-based BRIDGE Housing has completed the first close of its inaugural private equity vehicle, BRIDGE Housing Impact Fund I, raising more than $92 million as it advances toward a $350 million […]
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