Higher low-income housing tax credit yields coupled with the injection of American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funding are attracting more investors, fueling hope among some syndicators that the equity crisis is ending.rnJeff Goldstein, executive vice president and chief operating officer of Boston Capital Corporation, a national syndicator, reported that fund yields are now about 10 percent for safe urban and suburban 9 percent tax credit projects. He said yields are even higher for projects with developers without established track records and in areas with higher vacancy rates and less population growth.rnHal Keller, president of the Ohio Capital Corporation for Housing (OCCH), said after-tax yields are now averaging in the 10 to 11 percent range for 9 percent tax credit transactions, translating into a price of 68 to 75 cents per tax credit dollar.
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机译：低收入住房税收抵免收益率更高，再加上《美国复苏与再投资法案》（ARRA）的注资，吸引了更多投资者，这激起了一些辛迪加集团对股票危机即将结束的希望。rnJeffGoldstein，执行副总裁兼首席运营官美国国家银团的波士顿资本公司（Boston Capital Corporation）报告说，目前安全的城市和郊区9％的税收抵免项目的基金收益率约为10％。他说，对于那些没有既往记录的开发商，以及空置率较高且人口增长较少的地区，项目的收益甚至更高。rn俄亥俄州房屋住房资本公司（OCCH）总裁哈尔·凯勒（Hal Keller）表示， 9％税收抵免交易的10％至11％范围，相当于每税收抵免美元68至75美分的价格。
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