Virginia Housing Development Authority has released a summary of changes for the 2017 QAP.
Virginia Housing Development Authority (VHDA) will be holding a 2017 QAP Forum to discuss potential updates to next year’s QAP.
The organization’s first Executive Director will be Sim Wimbush, previously the Associate Director of Housing Development for Virginia Veteran and Family Support at the Virginia Department of Veterans Services.
Virginia Housing Development Authority posted the 2016 Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program application, manual, tab documents, and other information to its website.
The Internal Revenue Service divided $2.59 million in unused Low Income Housing Tax Credits from calendar year 2015 among 30 states.
Click here to access the Universal Design Seminar information. Universal Design Certificate holders who last completed a VHDA Universal Design Seminar prior to January 1, 2011 must re-attend in order to remain current and eligible to earn points on the Tax Credit Application. The seminar will take place on October 29, 2015. Any questions on […]
A 2016 Tax Credit Program forum will be held before the Virginia Housing Coalition’s Tax Credit Conference on October 8th at the Westin Hotel in Richmond Virginia from 9:30am-10:30am. VHDA will discuss manual and application changes (there will be no changes to the QAP).
Virginia Housing Development Authority made the following changes to its 2015 LIHTC Application.
Virginia Housing Development Authority released a clarification of Market Studies for any 4%/9% combo deal and for its updated application.
Governor Martin O’Malley announced that Raymond A. Skinner, who has served as Secretary of DHCD since 2007, is retiring at the end of the month and that he will appoint Clarence J. Snuggs, the current Deputy Secretary of DHCD, as acting secretary effective September 1, 2014
VHDA will host a 2015 QAP Focus Group on September 3 prior to before the Virginia Housing Coalition’s Tax Credit Conference.
VHDA will host a 2015 QAP Focus Group on September 3 prior to before the Virginia Housing Coalition’s Tax Credit Conference.