LIHTC Archives

Innovative approaches to multifamily construction are behind the Galena Apartments, which will provide 54 units of workforce housing to Colorado’s idyllic lakeside mountain town of Frisco.

The Upper Midwestern strongholds of Illinois, Wisconsin and Minnesota each offer their own valuable approach to state-level affordable housing subsidy.

As the 2025 government shutdown drags on, top Federal Housing Administration lenders provide advice for the navigating the turbid waters.

In recent years, Housing Trust Funds have become an essential gap financing resource at the local, state and national level. For maximum viability, experts advocate for reliable funding streams.

Experts say that green building practices still make operational sense, with solid local incentives and strong returns on investment despite a dismantling of many federal programs.

As January 1 approaches, affordable housing investors are preparing for changes in the LIHTC program in anticipation for increased unit production.

Texas developers say a suite of new laws may stimulate affordable housing growth, rolling back decades of onerous zoning restrictions and reducing the power of NIMBY voices to block development.

The 61-unit Calle Cuarta development in Albuquerque, NM plans to accomplish a whole lot more than affordable housing.

Guardian Real Estate Services recently closed one of the largest preservation deals in affordable housing history, acquiring 3,050 units across 15 properties in both Oregon and New Mexico.

Bond expert R. Wade Norris explores the potential proceeds impacts that new LIHTC rules may have on both the debt side and the LIHTC pricing side.

A state matching loan has facilitated a full-service primary care health facility at Oliver Station, a recently completed development in Camden, NJ that serves low-income seniors.

The first of its kind in the nation, Colorado’s Middle Income Housing Tax Credit program announced its first funding awards in July.