David M. Hornstein

In the news

• New England Real Estate Journal

  Nixon Peabody closes transaction to finance Worcester redevelopment

  This article covers a complex financing transaction that kicked off the first phase of a planned redevelopment of a Worcester (MA) Housing Authority property. Washington, DC Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Dara Histed is quoted in the coverage for representing Trinity Financial in the transaction. The NP team representing Trinity Financial also included strategic policy advisor and AHRE deputy practice leader Deborah VanAmerongen, New York City partner Kathie Soroka, Boston counsel Karla Chaffee, Boston associate Ali Sisson, Washington, DC associate David Hornstein, and Boston paralegal Vienna Kim, all of the AHRE practice.

  June 21, 2024
• Affordable Housing Finance

  Pilot program to preserve rental assistance at rural properties

  Washington, DC Affordable Housing & Real Estate counsel Rebecca Simon is quoted in this article, which covers the pilot program to decouple Section 515 mortgages from Section 521 rental assistance to preserve affordability of rural housing properties. Rebecca discuses why the pilot program is a good first step and what the broader impact could be. The article also references a recent related alert Rebecca co-authored with Washington, DC Affordable Housing & Real Estate counsel Chaundi Randolph and associate David Hornstein.

  March 27, 2024
• CoStar News

  Nuveen to buy 12,000-plus apartments in major affordable housing bet

  This article mentions NP for serving as regulatory counsel in Nuveen’s acquisition of a 12,000-unit affordable housing portfolio from Omni Holding Co. The NP deal team was led by New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Joe Lynch and included Affordable Housing & Real Estate deputy practice leader and strategic policy advisor Deborah VanAmerongen; Boston partner Julie Stande; Washington, DC counsel Patrice Harris; associates James Allen and Avery Ryou of New York City, David Hornstein of Washington, DC, and Ali Sisson of Boston; New York City paralegal Brian Murphy; and New York City affordable housing specialist Antonik Kristofer, all of the Affordable Housing & Real Estate practice.

  May 11, 2023
• Affordable Housing Finance

  Nuveen acquires Omni Holding’s affordable housing portfolio

  The following articles mention NP for serving as regulatory counsel in Nuveen’s acquisition of a 12,000-unit affordable housing portfolio from Omni Holding Co. The NP deal team was led by New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Joe Lynch and included Affordable Housing & Real Estate deputy practice leader and strategic policy advisor Deborah VanAmerongen; Boston partner Julie Stande; Washington, DC counsel Patrice Harris; associates James Allen and Avery Ryou of New York City, David Hornstein of Washington, DC, and Ali Sisson of Boston; New York City paralegal Brian Murphy, and New York City affordable housing specialist Antonik Kristofer, all of the Affordable Housing & Real Estate practice.

  May 10, 2023
• Multi-Housing News

  Nuveen buys 12,000-unit affordable portfolio

  The following articles mention NP for serving as regulatory counsel in Nuveen’s acquisition of a 12,000-unit affordable housing portfolio from Omni Holding Co. The NP deal team was led by New York City Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Joe Lynch and included Affordable Housing & Real Estate deputy practice leader and strategic policy advisor Deborah VanAmerongen; Boston partner Julie Stande; Washington, DC counsel Patrice Harris; associates James Allen and Avery Ryou of New York City, David Hornstein of Washington, DC, and Ali Sisson of Boston; New York City paralegal Brian Murphy, and New York City affordable housing specialist Antonik Kristofer, all of the Affordable Housing & Real Estate practice.

  May 10, 2023
• Affordable Housing Finance

  HUD permits more frequent distributions for certain properties

  Washington, DC Affordable Housing & Real Estate partner Richard Price and associate David Hornstein contributed this article, which breaks down HUD’s new policy allowing multifamily owners to accept more frequent surplus cash distributions for certain projects.

  Sep 22, 2022