Oregon

UPDATE: If you are unable to attend the training in-person, a live webinar will also be offered. –Jan. 3, 2018 — Multifamily Rental LIFT NOFA #4612 has been released. Please note the following specific changes in the 2018 LIFT NOFA: There is no primary and secondary consideration pool in this NOFA; however, points will be […]

Oregon Housing and Community Services’ new Multifamily Energy Program (formerly known as the Low Income Weatherization Program) delivers cash incentives as well as design support to all income-eligible projects, both NOFA and non-NOFA. Furthermore, the program now offers scaled incentives based on three participation pathways.

The total amount of assistance available for all pilot projects is between $1,000,000 – $4,500,000.

In response to the uncertain future of the Private Activity Bond (PAB) program caused by pending federal tax reform, OHCS is providing guidance to partners in an attempt to accommodate as many PAB transactions as possible.

Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS) and the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) have issued a Request for Information (RFI) #4536 regarding the Multifamily Mental Health Housing Program.  

The AWHTC Program is designed to give a state income tax credit to investors who incur costs to construct, install, acquire or rehabilitate agriculture workforce housing.

Oregon Housing and Community Services will be hosting an open partner meeting with the Multifamily and Asset Management & Compliance sections of OHCS. 

Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS) is placing a greater emphasis on strategic planning and the way we invest our resources. Over the past several years we have been restructuring, refocusing and reimagining our department. Our work has led to a greater emphasis on data, research and customer service. In 2017, we are carrying that […]

Charles Wilhoite and Tricia Tillman now round out the council of 9.

This is a comprehensive training specifically designed for property owners, managers, and property staff.

This comprehensive fair housing training is specifically designed for property developers, owners, managers, and property staff.

This round will devote 80% of funds to multifamily housing and 20% to single family (as opposed to 100% to multifamily from the first round). Read on for a summary of changes to the multifamily portion.