The largest developer of affordable housing on Guam made history in June as the first major investment in the Northern Marianas to pique the interest of Goldman Sachs. At the groundbreaking ceremony on this five-acre property, the low income housing tax credit investors followed the trail blazed by Goldman Sachs in considering investment opportunities in low income housing. The developers said they will be trying new construction techniques, including Wellbilt SureBoard. The project is estimated to be completed by November 2015.
