AM2992|01|1720000117||PNC Bank, National Association|Herndon|VA|20171|$25,000,000.00|1/1/2015|2.8888|7.0000|Actual/360|2/1/2015|6/1/2023|1st|7/2/2013|3/1/2015|7/1/2021|7/1/2021| 3 MONTH BRITISH BANKERS LIBOR (DAILY)|Yes|80|6/1/2013|Variable|3|3|Yes||||||DUSSUPPMBSARM_Property 2|13100 Worldgate Dr.|||Purchase|$25,000,000.00|No
AM2992|01|1720000117||PNC Bank, National Association|Sterling|VA|20165|$25,000,000.00|1/1/2015|2.8888|7.0000|Actual/360|2/1/2015|6/1/2023|1st|7/2/2013|3/1/2015|7/1/2021|7/1/2021| 3 MONTH BRITISH BANKERS LIBOR (DAILY)|Yes|80|6/1/2013|Variable|3|3|Yes||||||DUSSUPPMBSARM_Property 1|20368 Briarcliff Terrace|||Purchase|$25,000,000.00|No
AM2992|02|1720000117|100.0000|2.3000||2.5600|030|Yes|101.0000|Yes|6/1/2014|3/1/2023|105|120|Yes|2/1/2020| 3 MONTH BRITISH BANKERS LIBOR (DAILY)|52.0|No Rounding|0.0000|0.0000|0.0000|0.0000|290,271.10
AM2992|03|1720000117|Other|N/A|N/A|N/A|1% prepay|117|5/1/2023|2|No|12|5/31/2014
AM2992|05|1720000117|Multifamily|5|$1,045,106.00|$14,000,000.00|95.0|1.19|2013|96.0000||No|4.0400||1990|Fee Simple|Yes|No|$60,000.00|Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV Metropolitan Statistical Area|0.40|1990|5||Not Applicable||40.0000|60|Yes
AM2992|05|1720000117|Multifamily|5|$1,045,106.00|$14,000,000.00|95.0|1.19|2013|96.0000||No|5.0500|4.0400|1990|Fee Simple|Yes|No|$60,000.00|Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV Metropolitan Statistical Area|0.40|1990|5||Low Income Housing Tax Credits|6.0600|13.9900||No
AM2992|06|1720000117|1st|Fannie Mae|$7,000,000.00|6/1/2023|Yes|$2.50|7.0000|120|$2,500.00|Yes|$7,000,000.00|6.0000|2.5000|
AM2992|07|Fannie Mae provides financing for apartment buildings, 'condominiums', or cooperatives with five or more individual units through a nationwide network of Delegated Underwriting and Servicing and other lenders.'The majority of our business supports workforce housing, which is affordable to families with annual incomes at or below the median income of the areas in which they live'.We serve a wide spectrum of the multifamily market, including conventional, rent-restricted, cooperatives, seniors, student housing, and manufactured housing communities. We also finance small and large loans, structured transactions such as credit facilities;'seasoned loan pools';This paper examines the energy efficiency of multifamily rentals in comparison to other housing types and its relationship to household income;It analyzes 2005 and just-released 2009 data from the U.S. Residential Energy Consumption Survey and finds that "multifamily" rentals were significantly less energy efficient than other types of housing, both nationwide and in every region of the country.2 Nationwide, in 2009, multifamily rentals averaged 34% fewer energy efficiency features than the number found in other types of housing (Fannie Mae)."This is for testing CDP Footnotes". Multifamily rentals added efficiency features between 2005 and 2009,but the efficiency gap between them and other housing types shrank only slightly.In addition, lower income multifamily renters lived in less energy efficient units than higher income multifamily renters in 2005 and they fell even further behind from 2005 to 2009.Multifamily housing, generally defined as residential buildings with 5 or more units, is an important part of "America?s low income housing supply";It houses about a quarter (27.3%) of all households with incomes below the poverty line ($10,000), 28.4% of all very low income families3 (ACS,2010) and nearly half (48.9%) of all very low income renters ($201,500,800,851).Although more recent data are unavailable on how many subsidized low income housing units are found in multifamily buildings, a 1998 study (Cummings and DiPasquale 1998) estimated that 80% of all Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) housing, the federal program that provides the majority of new low income units, is found in multifamily structures.A challenge to sustaining affordable multifamily housing is the cost of energy in rental apartments. Nearly all (93% of) very low income households who live in multifamily housing units are renters.|Fannie Mae provides financing for apartment buildings, 'condominiums', or cooperatives with five or more individual units through a nationwide network of Delegated Underwriting and Servicing and other lenders.'The majority of our business supports workforce housing, which is affordable to families with annual incomes at or below the median income of the areas in which they live'.We serve a wide spectrum of the multifamily market, including conventional, rent-restricted, cooperatives, seniors, student housing, and manufactured housing communities. We also finance small and large loans, structured transactions such as credit facilities;'seasoned loan pools';This paper examines the energy efficiency of multifamily rentals in comparison to other housing types and its relationship to household income;It analyzes 2005 and just-released 2009 data from the U.S. Residential Energy Consumption Survey and finds that "multifamily" rentals were significantly less energy efficient than other types of housing, both nationwide and in every region of the country.2 Nationwide, in 2009, multifamily rentals averaged 34% fewer energy efficiency features than the number found in other types of housing (Fannie Mae)."This is for testing CDP Footnotes". Multifamily rentals added efficiency features between 2005 and 2009,but the efficiency gap between them and other housing types shrank only slightly.In addition, lower income multifamily renters lived in less energy efficient units than higher income multifamily renters in 2005 and they fell even further behind from 2005 to 2009.Multifamily housing, generally defined as residential buildings with 5 or more units, is an important part of "America?s low income housing supply";It houses about a quarter (27.3%) of all households with incomes below the poverty line ($10,000), 28.4% of all very low income families3 (ACS,2010) and nearly half (48.9%) of all very low income renters ($201,500,800,851).Although more recent data are unavailable on how many subsidized low income housing units are found in multifamily buildings, a 1998 study (Cummings and DiPasquale 1998) estimated that 80% of all Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) housing, the federal program that provides the majority of new low income units, is found in multifamily structures.A challenge to sustaining affordable multifamily housing is the cost of energy in rental apartments. Nearly all (93% of) very low income households who live in multifamily housing units are renters.|Fannie Mae provides financing for apartment buildings, 'condominiums', or cooperatives with five or more individual units through a nationwide network of Delegated Underwriting and Servicing and other lenders.'The majority of our business supports workforce housing, which is affordable to families with annual incomes at or below the median income of the areas in which they live'.We serve a wide spectrum of the multifamily market, including conventional, rent-restricted, cooperatives, seniors, student housing, and manufactured housing communities. We also finance small and large loans, structured transactions such as credit facilities;'seasoned loan pools';This paper examines the energy efficiency of multifamily rentals in comparison to other housing types and its relationship to household income;It analyzes 2005 and just-released 2009 data from the U.S. Residential Energy Consumption Survey and finds that "multifamily" rentals were significantly less energy efficient than other types of housing, both nationwide and in every region of the country.2 Nationwide, in 2009, multifamily rentals averaged 34% fewer energy efficiency features than the number found in other types of housing (Fannie Mae)."This is for testing CDP Footnotes". Multifamily rentals added efficiency features between 2005 and 2009,but the efficiency gap between them and other housing types shrank only slightly.In addition, lower income multifamily renters lived in less energy efficient units than higher income multifamily renters in 2005 and they fell even further behind from 2005 to 2009.Multifamily housing, generally defined as residential buildings with 5 or more units, is an important part of "America?s low income housing supply";It houses about a quarter (27.3%) of all households with incomes below the poverty line ($10,000), 28.4% of all very low income families3 (ACS,2010) and nearly half (48.9%) of all very low income renters ($201,500,800,851).Although more recent data are unavailable on how many subsidized low income housing units are found in multifamily buildings, a 1998 study (Cummings and DiPasquale 1998) estimated that 80% of all Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) housing, the federal program that provides the majority of new low income units, is found in multifamily structures.A challenge to sustaining affordable multifamily housing is the cost of energy in rental apartments. Nearly all (93% of) very low income households who live in multifamily housing units are renters.