Tennessee

Tennessee Housing Development Agency is hosting its second meeting for owners and developers of multifamily housing properties in Tennessee on Tuesday, February 27th at 10:30 A.M. CST at the Southwest Tennessee Development District Office, 102 E. College Street in Jackson. Up for discussion inlcudes talking points for the next qualified allocation plan and current multifamily […]

Tennessee Housing Development Agency recently released the following information: THOMAS has hit the big time with his own email! If you have questions about THOMAS, the new online application system, please send THOMAS an email at [email protected]. Meanwhile, frequently asked THOMAS questions are posted on the Multifamily Programs webpage. Notes to review before pressing send on […]

The Multifamily Programs staff is making great progress on having the MTBA Application open on February 1, 2018. In preparation of the release, applicants should consult the THOMAS User Manual regarding registration that is currently published on the website. The registration process is a two-step process to which THDA must approve the Owner/Administrative role before […]

On Thursday, January 25, 2017, THDA will conduct on-line Owner’s Annual Certification (“OAC”) submission training using the Housing Credit Management System, more commonly known as HCMS.

The Agency will host an informational webinar on December 20th, 1:00-3:00pm CT. For questions regarding THOMAS, THDA asks that you contact Multifamily Programs Division Manager Felita Hamilton.

The Tennessee Housing Development Agency has published a memo regarding its remaining $26,900,000 of uncommitted Multifamily Bond Volume Cap.  THDA will be accepting applications for this remaining balance for one day only, on Friday, November 3, 2017.  Click here to learn more.  

On October 19, 2017 Tennessee Governor Bill Haslem has signed into effect the Tennessee Housing Development Agency 2018 Qualified Allocation Plan (QAP).  This final document includes critical changes including the 2018 county needs score as well as revised market study guidelines, formally incorporating the National Council for Housing Market Analysts Market Study Index into the […]

The Tennessee Housing Development Agency recently posted a set of talking points in preparation for updating the Bond Program Description. NH&RA’s Tennessee Developers Council is meeting Thursday, October 19, to discuss the document and will be submitting comments to THDA. Read on for a summary of changes.

Registration is open and an agenda is available.

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Governor Bill Haslam has named Memphis-area homebuilder Kim Grant Brown to serve as chair on the Tennessee Housing Development Agency Board of Directors. She chaired her first meeting July 25.

A new report from Mayor Megan Barry’s office says that Nashville’s shortage of affordable rental units is projected to rise to 30,934 by 2025 if more efforts are not taken to create new options for low-income residents.