Sixty West provides investors with a diverse portfolio designed to optimize ROI and minimize risks.

In 2008, in the midst of one of the worst economic downturns since World War II, the Low Income Housing Tax Credit market cratered. Investment bank giants including Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, Bank of America, CitiBank and AIG abruptly abandoned the LIHTC market they once dominated. With their extensive background in affordable housing, Sixty West principals Stephen Holden and Matt Mills saw an opportunity and took action by launching CRA Investments. Rather than replicating the approach of the larger institutions, CRA Investments was modeled as a syndicator that provided investors and developers with the direct involvement and personal touch that so many businesses failed to provide during the economic downturn.