An affordable housing debt platform launched by a Westwood company last year could face greater demand following the Trump administration’s cuts to federal agencies and entities critical to affordable housing and February’s cancellation of $60M in contracts with affordable housing developers. 
SDS Capital Group began deploying its $1B in available debt last fall and has already committed nearly half of it to finance 1,427 units, but company executives say the shake-up in the affordable housing ecosystem could draw more developers to their door.