Louisiana

The Louisiana Housing Corporation (LHC) released the approved 2022-2023 QAP.

The Louisiana Housing Corporations board of directors unanimously approved a resolution to adopt the state’s 2022-2023 QAP. The most recent draft is available here, the final document will be released to the public by August 1. The board also approved the election of Anthony “AP” Marullo, III as chairman and Tonya P. Mabry as vice-chairwoman.

The Louisiana Housing Corporation has released a draft of the 2022-2023 Qualified Allocation Plan(QAP). The document is a preliminary summary of proposed changes to the QAP. The items considered are the result of written comments received, comments made during the focus group meetings and public hearings, internal data analysis, and research to achieve LHC’s housing priorities and objectives effectively. 

The Louisiana Housing Corporation posted a revised draft of its 2022 QAP. Comments should be sent to [email protected].

The Louisiana Housing Corporation will hold a virtual hearing on the 2022 QAP at 10 a.m. ET on July 1. 

Louisiana Housing Corporation’s Board of Directors approved $2.9 million of additional volume cap to develop 132 affordable rental units in two Louisiana parishes at their monthly board meeting, June 9. 

The Louisiana Housing Corporation will hold hearing on its draft 2022 QAP at 10 a.m. ET on July 8 at 2415 Quail Drive, Baton Rouge, LA. The meeting will not be held virtually. Comments on the draft QAP can be sent to [email protected] by July 8.

The Louisiana Housing Corporation’s (LHC) board of directors approved the draft 2022 QAP, which will now proceed to the public comment period.

Louisiana Housing Corporation’s (LHC) board of directors approved a resolution adopting the Open Indenture Program Initiative Strategy for multifamily tax-exempt bond financing.

CBRE announced the recent permanent financing for The Reserve at Juban Lakes, a 132-unit affordable housing property to be built in Denham Springs, LA. Steve Wessler, senior vice president with CBRE, and Jeanne Marie Coronado, vice president with CBRE Affordable Housing, arranged $11.6 million in permanent financing with a 16-year forward rate-locked tax-exempt loan from […]

Louisiana Housing Corporation’s (LHC) Board of Directors approved $167 million to develop 640 affordable rental units across five Louisiana parishes. The Board of Directors also approved a resolution to extend the State’s 2021 QAP timelines in an effort to address the impact of Hurricane Laura across the State of Louisiana.

Louisiana Housing Corporation’s (LHC) Board of Directors approved $212 million to develop 1,633 affordable rental units across six Louisiana parishes. LHC’s Board of Directors also approved a resolution to adopt the state’s 2021 QAP.