Much of the housing is reserved to accommodate renters that fall beneath the area's median income. About 129 of the 172 units have income limits and the remaining 43 units are to be leased at market rent levels. To support the project, Freddie Mac and Boston Capital placed a substantial tax credit equity investment in the property, and the Affordable Housing Investment Fund of Arlington County provided Silverwood with a low-interest loan.
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