
NMHC Top 10 Property
Boston, Massachusetts
562.61 kW
System size
$236,000
Annual solar NOI
20.25%
Yield on cost
$3.78M
Est. property value created

Did you know solar delivers more income for affordable housing properties? By lowering your property's utility allowance, solar creates room to raise net max rent — dollar for dollar — while your residents' total housing costs stay the same.
Shine lets affordable housing properties:
We install solar to offset tenants' electric use. With Shine, each tenant has a small solar array interconnected to their meter. This design approach allows owners to reduce utility allowances through energy consumption model UA methodology.
With higher net max rent, your increased income can either flow to you, increase loan proceeds as part of an LIHTC syndication, or act as an operating income buffer to cover unforeseen expenses.
When solar is installed in conjunction with a LIHTC syndication, tax equity reduces the cost of the system. The NOI lift from reduced UAs allows owners to generate additional loan proceeds in excess of the system's cost.
Utility rates are climbing faster than area median incomes — eroding your NOI. Solar offsets a portion of that usage, isolating it from future utility rate increases. That protects your net max rent.
We know affordable housing deals move through complex stages involving budgets, tax credit investors, and lenders. Shine turns around underwriting-ready estimates fast.
Other solar companies require you to work with multiple vendors to complete a project. From feasibility analysis through design, installation, and monitoring, Shine handles every stage ourselves. We're your one accountable partner.
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Boston, Massachusetts
562.61 kW
System size
$236,000
Annual solar NOI
20.25%
Yield on cost
$3.78M
Est. property value created

Miami, Florida
8,995.03 kW
System size
$164,200
Annual solar NOI
61.65%
Yield on cost
$3.03M
Est. property value created
A typical solar project involves a portfolio consultant, a solar provider to design, permit, and build the system, a separate software company for resident billing, and a monitoring vendor to keep it all running. Shine does all of it ourselves.
From the first feasibility analysis to years of ongoing maintenance, we own the lifecycle of your solar program and stay accountable every step of the way.
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