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Certificated credits can provide enhanced equity for deals that provide affordable housing to communities.

Opportunity Crossing has transformed a burnt-out lot into a 110-unit, community-rooting development.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are poised to provide a lift to affordable housing nationwide after their LIHTC investment caps were doubled heading into 2026.

Michelle Molina discussed work requirements, time limits and increased immigration enforcement at NH&RA’s recent Fall Developers Forum.

As impact-oriented capital plays an increasingly large role in affordable construction, developers can take specific action to make their properties most attractive to impact-driven investors.

At NH&RA’s Fall Developers Forum, Eric Keifer expressed optimism that federal agencies would remain vital and viable partners.

Revolving Loan Funds have emerged recently as an inexpensive source of construction financing, providing a potential method for kickstarting stalled projects.

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.

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

Recent centralization efforts at Pennrose have led to significant gains in organizational efficiency.

Mixed-use LIHTC developments featuring a ground-floor commercial space offer developers a potentially powerful financial tool.