At its May 16, 2018, meeting, the Ohio Housing Finance Agency (OHFA) Board announced the recipients of the 2018 Housing Tax Credit (HTC) program awards, used to fund the construction, acquisition and rehabilitation of affordable housing communities throughout Ohio. Over $28 million in 10-year federal housing tax credits were awarded to 37 developments to create 2,122 apartments serving families, seniors and individuals with disabilities. The full list of awardees is as follows:
- Arrowleaf Apartments, Franklin County
- Blanchard Station, Hancock County
- Buckhorn Village, Tuscarawas County
- Circle North Homes, Cuyahoga County
- Columbus Scholar House III, Franklin County
- Courthouse Family Housing, Fayette County
- Daines Village Apartments, Madison County
- Delaware PSH, Delaware County
- Friendship Acres, Clinton County
- Grovewood Manor, Mahoning County
- Kenmore Commons, Cuyahoga County
- La Villa Hispana MetroHealth District, Cuyahoga County
- Legacy at Saint Luke’s, Cuyahoga County
- Legacy Place, Champaign County
- Marsh Brook Place, Franklin County
- Mount Vernon Plaza II, Franklin County
- MVHO Scattered Sites, Montgomery County
- Nantucket Circle Apartments, Stark County
- Napoleon Senior Housing, Henry County
- Nelsonville Homes, Athens County
- Northern Place Townhomes, Franklin County
- Omega Senior Lofts, Montgomery County
- Opportunities Gardens, Clark County
- Oregon Senior Lofts, Lucas County
- Parsons Place Apartments, Franklin County
- Pearl House Zanesville, Muskingum County
- RiverWorks Lofts, Montgomery County
- St. Joseph’s Commons, Cuyahoga County
- Stoney Pointe Commons II, Summit County
- Sugarbush Lofts, Ashland County
- Swan Creek Crossing, Fulton County
- Vernon Ridge Apartments, Knox County
- Village Green II, Cuyahoga County
- Village Square, Clermont County
- Walnut Hills Senior Campus, Hamilton County
- Wendler Commons, Franklin County
- Wheatland Crossing II – Intergenerational Housing, Franklin County
