The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development and the United States Air Force has issued a request for information (RFI) soliciting input from the private sector on potential future uses for the vacant Summerfield housing units.
New York Governor David Paterson has signed into law new legislation that amends the state’s historic rehabilitation tax credit program to make it easier for banks and insurance companies to utilize the program.
The Community Development Financial Institutions Fund is seeking comments on the electronic application used to apply for an allocation of federal new markets tax credits.
The Urban Institute, a non-partisan research think-tank, has published a new paper entitled “Why Housing Choice and Mobility Matter.”
Governor Ted Strickland and Department of Development Director Lisa Patt-McDaniel recently announced the launch of the Ohio New Markets Tax Credit program.
The Utah Housing Corporation has released its 2011 draft qualified allocation plan (QAP).
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has released a preview of its U.S. Housing Market Conditions report for the second quarter of 2010.
The International City/County Management Association has issued a new publication, Putting Smart Growth to Work in Rural Communities .
HUD has issued a new mortgagee letter (2010-26) and Housing Notice (2010-16) to all FHA-Approved Multifamily Mortgagees issuing further policy guidance to defer submission of final architectural plans and specifications introduced by Mortgagee Letter 2008-19, 19), titled “Streamlined Processing of Multifamily Mortgage Insurance Applications Involving Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC).”
The Indiana Housing & Community Development Authority has released its 2011 qualified allocation plan.
The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) has begun the process of revising the 2011 qualified allocation plan (QAP), and has released its draft 2011 Multifamily Rental Financing Program Guide. Proposed revisions to the 2011 QAP will be released by the end of August.
Today, the Obama administration is holding its Conference on the Future of Housing Finance at the Treasury Department. The conference will be moderated by Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and HUD Secretary Shawn Donovan, and will feature a diverse slate of panelists representing various stakeholder groups who will discuss housing finance reform as it pertains to the broader financial markets and the administration’s broader housing policy goals.