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St. Paul's affordable-housing deals draw fire

By Frederick Melo
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Posted: 09/29/2012 10:18:48 PM CDT

Updated: 09/29/2012 10:18:56 PM CDT

A slew of St. Paul deals with a private, for-profit developer to fix up several properties has a few neighbors grumbling. For years, the city has mostly relied on nonprofits to handle affordable housing partnerships and rehab projects. But the city recently sold three East Side duplexes and a 12-unit apartment building to BB Housing Associates for $1 apiece. The city then helped provide the developer $1.8 million to fix up the properties to be rented out as affordable housing. Over two years, BB Housing has acquired 18 properties and millions of dollars in federal rehab funds from St. Paul. East Side resident Bob Schmidt told the St. Paul Housing and Redevelopment Authority on Aug. 8 he would have been happy to buy the duplexes -- at 732 Jessamine, 697 Cook, and 696-698 Hawthorne -- for the $1 price. And he would have put his own cash into rehabbing them, saving taxpayers the money. Two other critics also spoke out against the uptick in rentals on their street before the housing authority -- composed of the seven members of the St. Paul City Council -- approved the sale and funding agreements. The Payne-Phalen District 5 Planning Council also supported the sale. "It's been extensive staff time to put this together," Cecile Bedor, director of Planning and Economic Development for the city, told the Housing and Redevelopment Authority recently. "BB Housing has done an excellent job for us in the past." Al Carlson, director of housing for the

city's Planning and Economic Development Department, says there's solid reasoning behind the city's strategy with BB Housing, a partnership between Loren Brueggemann's Phoenix Development and Michael Buelow's general contracting company, Clinton Company Builders. Using federal stimulus money, the Housing and Redevelopment Authority has bought dozens of vacant, foreclosed properties and either rehabbed them for sale or demolished them. The goal of the Neighborhood Stabilization Program is to help the housing market recover in distressed neighborhoods. Using federal money, the city offers a subsidy to cover the gap between the rehab costs and sale value. "With the properties that we're rehabbing for ownership, the difference between what it costs us to purchase and rehab the house, less what we sell the properties for, is about $75,000," Carlson said. Most of the homes under this section of the Stabilization Program become rentals. Carlson said Brueggemann and Buelow have a good reputation in the community and approached the city with the idea of using their expertise in rehabbing and managing the rentals. Brueggemann said he has been developing low-income housing for a dozen years in the Twin Cities. The challenge of the Stabilization Program comes from working on projects scattered throughout a community, as opposed to large complexes. "We've also found in this area a lot of our tenant population is single working moms with children," Brueggemann continued. "It's really rewarding, because our tenant base has been really good. ... Our philosophy is you give somebody a really nice place to live in, so their home is a sound, safe place, that really goes a long way to stabilizing the community. These people become really good residents." To get Stabilization Program homes into the hands of lower-income tenants, the city recently sold houses to BB Housing and the groups Frogtown Community Development Corp., Project for Pride in Living, Hmong American Partnership and Dayton's Bluff Neighborhood Housing Services. Each received a "forgivable" loan requiring that the properties remain affordable for 15 years. If the properties are resold before the loan term ends, the developers must pay 50 percent of the appraised value to the city. Stricter rules apply in the case of BB Housing, which must pay 75 percent of the appraised value if they sell within 15 years, Carlson said. In addition, BB Housing will set up expense accounts for the low-income residents, helping them earn savings. To skeptics, Brueggemann says, "They have to understand that this is a federal program. ... This is how it's set up. And then we have to monitor their incomes. We will go through an audit every year. We have to comply with HUD, and if we don't comply with renting to families at 50 percent or less of area median income, we will lose the property to the city." Fifty percent of median income for a family of four in St. Paul is about $42,000 a year, Brueggemann said. Betty Revoir, who lives near the duplex at 696 Hawthorne Ave., said the site was a former sober house. But turning the duplex into rental property would add relatively transient residents and population density into a community eager to see permanent residents, she said. "I just think that's a lot of money to be putting into a house -- each one of them is going to be about $350,000 to rehab," Revoir told the authority Aug. 8. "Houses in our block are only worth $100,000 and something, if that. ... We wish it was owner-occupied on one of the floors." Frederick Melo can be reached at 651-228-2172. Follow him at

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RECENT DEALS BB Housing Associates has acquired 18 properties and millions of dollars in federal rehab funds from St. Paul. -- Aug. 8: City sold three duplexes in Payne-Phalen neighborhood, and gave $1.06 million in rehab funds. The city also sold a 12-unit building at 754 Payne Ave., to be converted into four two-bedroom apartments, with $741,000 in rehab funds. -- May 9: City sold 242-244 Maria Ave. in lower Dayton's Bluff, and gave $420,000 in federal rehab funds. -- March 14: City sold five duplexes in Dayton's Bluff and Payne-Phalen, helped give $1.44 million in federal funds toward rehab. -- March 9, 2011: City sold five duplexes in Dayton's Buff and Payne-Phalen and gave $1.15 million in rehab funds. -- June 23, 2010: City sold three duplexes in the North End and gave $542,000 in federal rehab funds.

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Docket No.	Op. Below	Argument	Opinion	Vote	Author	Term
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Issue: (1) Whether the Emergency Low Income Housing Preservation Act of 1987 and the Low-Income Housing Preservation and Resident Homeownership Act of 1990 effected a taking of petitioner’s property without just compensation in violation of the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution because the legislation required petitioner to house qualifying tenants for a period of years and otherwise unfairly compelled petitioner, rather than the public as a whole, to bear the societal cost of low-income housing; (2) whether the government breached its contractual obligations to petitioner when it outlawed prepayment because the prepayment right formed part of the overall agreement among petitioner, Department of Housing and Urban Development, and the lender.

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