Louisiana

Registration is currently open for both the March 29 and May 4 workshops.

Founder and senior partner of LSA & Partners, Byron L. Lee has been appointed by Senate President John A. Alario, Jr., to serve on the Louisiana Housing Corporation Board of Directors.

Louisiana Housing Corporation (LHC) released a draft of the 2018 Qualified Allocation Plan (QAP) for public comment.

Funds will be used to provide low-cost debt financing for the acquisition, construction, and rehabilitation of three properties located in Shreveport and New Orleans. The properties are projected to benefit 297 working families and individuals.

Governor John Bel Edwards has appointed Derrick Edwards to serve on Louisiana Housing Corporation’s Board of Directors to represent the 2nd congressional district. “I am honored to serve on the LHC Board,” said Edwards. “Access to affordable housing is vital for so many Louisianians, and I look forward to bringing diversity and innovative solutions that will […]

Louisiana Housing Corporation Board of Directors Chairman Buddy Spillers has appointed Willie Rack, a two-time Purple Heart recipient, to serve as chair of the Administrative and Finance Committee. Board members reappointed to chair committees are: Gillis Windham (Multifamily and Assets), Mayor Jennifer Vidrine (Sustainable Housing), and Mike T. Anderson (Single Family). These appointments will ensure […]

The East Baton Rouge Rebuilds Developer Program, ran by the Louisiana Housing Corporation (LHC) in conjunction with the City of Baton Rouge-Parish of East Baton Rouge, is announcing a NOFA of approximately $3,455,000. The deadline to apply is February 21, 2018 at 5:00 p.m.  The program is designed to provide forgivable loans for construction of […]

Louisiana Housing Corporation’s regularly scheduled monthly Board Meeting set for Wednesday, January 10, 2018 has been canceled.

This program is designed to fund projects that create or preserve affordable multifamily rental housing across Louisiana. 

On November 8, the Louisiana Housing Corporation Board of Directors decided to invest an additional $33.8 to produce and preserve affordable multi-family rental properties in designated areas impacted by disaster.

Join Louisiana Housing Corporation for a lively discussion about best practices, policy tools, and strategies to create and preserve affordable housing in Louisiana.

The developments represent a mix of urban and rural projects that will produce 1,080 privately owned and operated affordable housing units.