Arizona Department of Housing will hold the 2017 LIHTC Application Workshop on January 5, 2017 at the Phoenix Airport Marriott. Developers (or their Co-Developer or Consultant) who plan to submit an application in the 2017 round must attend this annual training.
The Agency received roughly 60 comment letters, including a letter from NH&RA regarding the proposed changes.
Projects utilizing LIHTC or Historic Tax Credits are ineligible. Available funding sources for this application will be $1,000,000 of HOME Investment Partnerships Program (HOME), $1,000,000 of Affordable Housing Trust Fund (AHTF) and $1,000,000 of Small Multifamily Affordable Loan (SMAL).
The document reviews QCT and SADDA issues regarding RFA 2106-112 Sail Financing.
Pending approval from the Committee on December 14, a 90-day extension is possible.
Read on for access to the electronic survey.
The agenda for this meeting will include presentation of the 2018 QAP project plan, and gathering input regarding topics to be considered in coming year.
The Multifamily Finance Division has posted a packet for use by political subdivisions or census designated places requesting to be designated as “rural.”
On December 1, 2016, the Donation Tax Credit passed out of the Senate with a vote of 54-0.
The opinion addresses one project where an assessor had denied exemption to 18 units of low-income qualified housing based on the fact that one housing provider essentially “subleased” A block of apartments for “homeless” clients from the limited partnership.
As a result of comments, MHFA plans to engage stakeholders over the next two months to find a solution to the market-driven bond issues in the state.
The California Tax Credit Allocation Committee recently released final proposed regulation changes as well as responses to public comment. Read on for a summary of changes.