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As part of the agreement, the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development will finance with Low Income Housing Tax Credits at least 1,500 units of family housing in communities of opportunity within the Baltimore region.
Kentucky Housing Corporation (KHC) will host a developer forum to solicit feedback on the development of the 2019-2020 Qualified Allocation Plan and Multifamily Guidelines.
Colorado Housing and Finance Authority retained the services of BBC Research and Consulting to investigate factors that influence costs of building and renovating affordable multifamily rental properties across the state. CHFA plans to use the research to inform cost-containment measures in future QAPs as well as develop best practices and raise awareness of the issue of increasing development costs.
Applicants are not required to participate in the PAB Lottery, as applications can still be submitted to the Bond Review Board throughout the 2018 program year and reservations will be issued as volume cap is available.
Mavity replaces MHP founder and executive director Chip Halbach, who is retiring after leading MHP for 30 years. Halbach started MHP in 1987 to create a statewide voice and support organization for affordable housing development.
Delaware’s Downtown Development District (DDD) Program is currently accepting applications for large project grants through December 15.
The Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities Staff recently announced that the AHSC 2017-2018 NOFA has now increased from an originally available $155 million up to $255 million, incorporating proceeds from the August Cap-and-Trade auction.
Ditmore has served as the interim director of ADOH since May 2017, a position to which she was elevated after former director Michael Trailor’s appointment as the new director of the Arizona Department of Economic Security.
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The initial Construction Status Reports for 2016 9% HTC awards will still be due on Thursday, Sept. 28, 2017; however, Asset Management has decided to move the second quarterly Construction Status Report deadline from Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2017, to Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2018, (ONLY for 2016 9% HTC awards submitting their initial reports on Sept. 28, 2017) in order to give additional time between initial and second submissions of Construction Status Reports.
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