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S&P upgrades BRIDGE Housing to AA from AA-

Connect CRE reports the action covers the nonprofit's issuer credit rating and outstanding long-term debt.

S&P Global Ratings upgraded BRIDGE Housing's issuer credit rating and the long-term rating on its outstanding debt to AA from AA-, according to a Connect CRE report published Oct. 9.

Connect CRE describes AA as the highest rating assigned to a nonprofit housing provider.

S&P cited "extremely strong" management, financial performance and debt profile in raising the ratings, the report says.

Reported by the Real estate debt desk from Connect CRE. Published . Corrections

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