To wit, Freddie Mac is handing three private equity billionaires deeply subsidized debt financing in order to undertake $18 billion in rental apartment deals.
According to no less an authority than Morgan Stanley, the subsidy embedded in this cheap financing amounts to 150 basis points or roughly $150 million per year on the loan amounts in play.
Yet this largesse will serve no discernible public purpose whatsoever.
Indeed, over the 10-year term of these loans the bonanza will amount to billions, but it will not generate a single new unit of housing.
Nor will it provide a single dollar of incremental rent relief to any low or moderate income tenant..."
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