
New Private Credit in Affordable Housing A Data-Driven Case for Predictable Income Post
Silvercrest Opportunity Fund, LLC
Today’s real estate market is defined by higher interest rates, rising construction costs, and
increased volatility. As traditional strategies compress, private credit backed by real assets has
emerged as a defensive, income-focused alternative.
According to Federal Reserve data, U.S. household formation continues to outpace new housing
supply, contributing to a national housing shortage estimated at more than four million units. This
imbalance continues to support long-term demand for affordable housing.
Silvercrest Opportunity Fund is a Scottsdale-based private investment fund focused on
professionally underwritten real estate debt tied primarily to affordable housing. Our strategy
emphasizes income generation and capital preservation through senior-secured, asset-backed
credit.
Key fundamentals supporting affordable-housing private credit include senior or first-position
collateral, conservative underwriting with multiple exit strategies, essential housing demand across
economic cycles, and predictable cash flow supported by tangible assets rather than appreciation
assumptions.
Manufactured housing remains one of the most resilient segments of the U.S. housing market,
serving more than twenty million Americans as a primary residence. Replacement costs for
manufactured homes have increased materially since 2020, enhancing the value of existing
collateral and reinforcing demand for affordable options.
Rather than relying on market timing or speculative appreciation, Silvercrest focuses on structured
debt positions designed to generate consistent income while prioritizing downside protection.
For AZREIA members seeking diversification beyond rentals, flips, or syndications, private credit
in affordable housing offers a compelling way to emphasize income, stability, and capital
preservation.
Learn more at www.SilvercrestOpportunityFund.com
Sources: Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) – Housing Supply and Household Formation
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) – Manufactured Housing Data
Manufactured Housing Institute (MHI) – Industry Statistics
Freddie Mac Research – U.S. Housing Shortage Estimates
Silvercrest Opportunity Fund offerings are available only to qualified accredited investors pursuant to applicable
securities regulations. This material is for educational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a
solicitation of an offer to buy securities.