The Kentucky Housing Corporation (KHC) announced the funding awards for the 2022 Tax-Exempt Bond with KHC Gap Funds Notification of Funding Availability (NOFA). Through the NOFA, KHC funded five applications requesting more than $93 million in tax-exempt bonds, coupled with over $72 million in four percent LIHTCs, $1.5 million in HOME funds, $4.7 million in National Housing Trust Fund (NHTF), and $750,000 in AHTF funds. Projects funded from the NOFA will create or preserve 830 affordable rental units across four of Kentucky’s six congressional districts (based on 2022 redistricting maps).
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