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CHFA recently supported Prairie Run Apartments in Hayden with a $6,000,000 construction to permanent Middle-income Access program (MIAP) loan.
CHFA was proud to provide permanent financing for Vance Street Flats in Arvada through a $3,400,000 loan made through the Small Multifamily Permanent Loan (SIMPLE) program alongside a $950,000 Capital Magnet Fund (CMF) loan.
As CHFA’s Board Chair, I can say without question that Cris will be tremendously missed. We trust and value Cris’ leadership and the culture of excellence he has cultivated during his tenure. His impact has been transformational for CHFA and its mission.
CHFA was proud to support the Crawford Townhomes development in Pueblo through its SIMPLE loan program alongside a Capital Magnet Fund (CMF) loan and a CMF grant.
Earlier today, I shared with the Board of Directors my intention to retire as CHFA’s Executive Director and CEO effective March 2025.
Applications for CHFA’s Direct Effect Awards are due today, September 13th, by 11:59pm MT.
CHFA was proud to support Overlook at Uplands, a new construction project in Westminster, with a construction-to-permanent loan of $67,173,000.
CHFA is pleased to announce the application for the second round of 2024 Direct Effect Awards is now open.
This month, CHFA had the privelege of attending a showcase event for West Holden Place, a middle-income modular housing development in Denver’s Sun Valley neighborhood.
CHFA’s Direct Effect Awards recognize Colorado nonprofit organizations whose missions align with CHFA’s work to strengthen Colorado by investing in affordable housing and community development.
The Senate is preparing to vote on a critical tax bill that would expand and enhance affordable housing tax credits and bonds. Among other provisions, the tax bill would:
CHFA is pleased to announce the promotion of Kristi Budish to director of community development. Budish has been a member of CHFA’s staff since 2010, most recently serving as manager of commercial operations and underwriting.
Earlier this month, CHFA had the privilege of taking part in grand opening celebrations for two developments supported by CHFA multifamily loans.
Join us for the 2024 Housing Colorado statewide outreach and engagement series.
This year’s beneficiary is NEWSED Community Development Corporation. NEWSED promotes community development to underserved populations in Colorado by providing navigation for housing services, nurturing small businesses, and promoting asset creation.
CHFA had the opportunity to take part in the grand opening of Lyons Valley Townhomes in April. Developed by Summit Housing Group, Lyons Valley Townhomes includes 40 affordable rental homes for households with incomes at 60 percent of Area Median Income (AMI) and below.
This week the Colorado General Assembly passed two key bills that will strengthen affordable housing investment in Colorado starting in 2024 and continuing through 2031.
Johnson has served as director of community development and a member of CHFA’s leadership team since 2010, and he has been with the organization since 1996.
Over the weekend, legislators worked diligently to continue their efforts in anticipation of the May 8, 2024 deadline for business.
Applications for CHFA’s Direct Effect Awards are due today, April 26th, by 11:59pm MT.
In late March, CHFA was proud to provide permanent loans to two new multifamily communities in Denver and Lakewood.
CHFA is asking our community to reach out to members of Colorado’s House Appropriations Committee today to urge their support for HB24-1434 that expands and strengthens the state Affordable Housing Tax Credit (AHTC).
Passage of HB24-1434 is critical to ensuring Colorado continues its existing momentum and does not move backwards as gap funds availability face increasing pressure and development costs continue to rise.
CHFA is pleased to report that HB24-1434, which proposes to expand and strengthen the state affordable housing tax credit (AHTC), passed out of the House Finance Committee on Thursday unanimously with bipartisan support!
HB24-1434 proposes to increase CHFA’s existing $10 million in state AHTC allocation authority by: $20 million in 2024-2026; $16 million in 2027-2029; and $10 million in 2030-2031.