IHCDA has recently released a document explaining the use for income averaging for 2018 and 2019. made income averaging available to all 2018 projects that have not received an 8609. 2019 applicants may also utilize income averaging and a form to include in an applications is forthcoming for this purpose. The 2019 QAP and set-asides have not been altered in any way.
4% / bond developments which have received an allocation but have not yet submitted a final application may request a modification in order to adopt income averaging. Modifications cannot be given to projects which have already been issued an 8609.
Additional credits will also be allocated to the 2018 General Set-Aside (Moving Forward 3.0) in an amount that does not exceed 10% of the total credit authority for 2018.
IHCDA is changing the qualification in 2019 to require that an application competing in the Workforce Housing set-aside must have 100% of its units in a qualifying county or counties.
In addition, if any IHCDA funded properties have experienced damage, the owner must contact IHCDA.
These developments will provide over 800 additional units of affordable housing options for residents throughout Indiana.
The 17 projects selected combined for just over $14.4 million in tax credits and $5.5 million in additional funding from the Development Fund, HOME and Housing Trust Fund.
Governor Eric J. Holcomb is asking citizens, developers, investors and government and community leaders to recommend census tracts for federal designation as Opportunity Zones. The goal of this new federal program, created by the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, is to revitalize low-income communities with tax incentives that encourage investment and job creation. The […]
IHCDA’S HOME Investment Partnership Program Supplemental Round Policy and Application are now available on IHCDA’s HOME webpage, including a recent update from Feb. 26th to the Application. Schedule: March 2018 – Application Webianr April 23, 2018 – Applications Due June 28, 2018 – HOME Awards Announced
On October 16, 2017, IHCDA published modifications to the new Market Study Providers Guidelines. As one of the modifications, IHCDA stated that as of January 1, 2018, all firms and individuals that wish to submit market studies for any program administered by IHCDA will be required to be members of NCHMA and to be certified […]
Program Evaluation Session When: February 6 10 am ~ 3 pm (lunch not provided) Where: IHCDA OFFICE 30 S. Meridian St. 8th Floor, Room #3 Indianapolis, IN 46204 WORKSHOP OBJECTIVE: Participants will learn about planning, implementing and using program evaluation. Registration link: https://form.jotform.com/71934303537153
IHCDA has released a draft of the Indiana Housing First Program: Application Process & Compliance Requirements manual. The draft policy can be found on the IHCDA Supportive Housing webpage.