Qualified Allocation Plans

Registration is available online.

Multifamily Finance staff intends to release a staff DRAFT of the 2019 Qualified Allocation Plan (“QAP”) for stakeholder input. The staff DRAFT may include proposed revisions in light of the monthly roundtables held in 2018 as well as language improvements to address issues that have arisen in the administration of the 2018 QAP.

The release of the draft is anticipated soon and will be made available on THDA’s website.

To provide input on the direction of the plan, OHCS has created an online survey. The survey period has been extended until July 13, 2018. 

This training will focus on connecting developers, property owners, architects, engineers, and energy consultants, to shift a portion of technical support to the pre-construction timeframe to improve the process for achieving the energy targets necessary to secure OR-MEP incentives.

Read on for a summary of requirements.

KHC has updated the cost containment limits for multifamily projects, which are based on the HUD 234 condominium housing limits in effect for the current year.

Please review the attached list if you submitted an application to TCAC for the second round of competitive applications. 

TCAC has created tutorial videos to assist low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) project owners prepare their PIS documentation. 

Florida’s Action Plan, which oversees $616 million, includes $100 million for workforce affordable rental new construction.

Of 2,663 HUD and Mitchell-Lama (a New York state program) subsidized properties in 2017, 11% are eligible to expire out of affordability by 2023. That number jumps to nearly 48% over the next 15 years.

The most significant change is the removal of the Community Impact & Historic Adaptive Re-use category within the scoring criteria.