Lofts at Birdwell
Phase I · Family housing
Construction started July 2026

Seven 9% LIHTC awards across the 2025 and 2026 rounds in Texas. Gyani Capital serves as principal developer on five and lead consultant on two.
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~100 apartments across two communities
49 apartments
49 apartments
Five projects as principal developer and two as lead consultant. Project schedules and costs are estimates and subject to change.
Phase I · Family housing
Construction started July 2026
Phase I · Affordable senior housing, ages 55+
Construction started October 2026
Phase II · Affordable senior housing, following the family community at Birdwell.
Construction expected November 2026.
New affordable family housing in Amarillo.
80-unit family acquisition and rehabilitation with 9% LIHTC, federal and Texas historic tax credits.
Construction expected March 2027.
Gyani Capital helped advance these awarded communities as lead consultant. The developer of record is a separate sponsor.
Phase II · Affordable family housing adjacent to Lantern at Robstown.
Construction expected February 2027.
New affordable family housing in Cleveland.
Construction expected May 2027.
Our focus is the full development cycle: identifying sites, assembling experienced partners, securing tax credits and financing, and moving communities into construction and operation.
We work with local communities and project partners to deliver housing that serves families and seniors for years to come.


Winthrop & Weinstine, P.A.
From the Panhandle to the Gulf Coast, workforce affordable apartments in rural and urban Texas. Select a project on the map to explore.
Approximate city locations. Paired phase dots are separated for clarity. Development costs are estimates; Big Spring Phase II cost is preliminary.
For development, financing, and partnership inquiries.
Crossroads Housing Development Corporation
Legacy Community Engagement Corporation
Coalition for Responsible Community DevelopmentBuilding workforce affordable apartments in Amarillo (90 units), Big Spring (98 units), San Angelo (80 units), Cleveland (49 units), and Robstown (97 units).
Above all, we’re grateful for the opportunity and the blessings that have brought us to this point.
We don’t take any of it for granted.
Ronnie Gyani, PrincipalAll costs and schedules are estimates and subject to change.