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Presented by CHFA Senior Attorney Carime Lee, this class examines the history of real estate ownership and housing in the United States as shaped by the legacy of slavery and segregation, including subsequent discriminatory practices such as deed restrictions, redlining, predatory lending, and steering.

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!

Motivational Interviewing (MI) is an evidence-based approach for direct service professionals in housing and other fields. Learn practical MI approaches that you can implement immediately.

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.

Direct Effect Awards are an opportunity for CHFA to recognize and support Colorado nonprofits whose missions align with our work to strengthen Colorado by investing in affordable housing and community development.

Join us to learn why Denver multifamily building owners, developers, and housing executives are investing in energy efficiency.

CHFA is pleased to be working with the National Center for Housing Management (NCHM) for a comparison of the pre- and post-HOTMA world. Attendees will learn all the details of HOTMA and its impacts on nearly all compliance regulations.

In the report, learn how CHFA invested $2.7 billion to support affordable housing and community development in 2023. Highlights include how CHFA increased community engagement, strengthened programs, surpassed several organizational records, and was proud to assist Coloradans by:

The Housing Tax Credit (HTC) world can be difficult to follow, and even tougher to negotiate to successfully operate a property. Join us for a daylong intensive that will give you everything you need to get started.

Of all the skills it takes to manage our lives and careers, presentation skills might be the most crucial. Even in a web-based and virtual world we still need face time for persuading, calming, and motivating others.

Many multifamily properties benefit from a positive, proactive relationship with their local police departments. Those seeking to establish or improve their partnership with law enforcement should attend this session, which introduces a range of resources that may be available through your municipality.

CHFA is pleased to announce the dates for its 2024 Direct Effect Awards. Direct Effect Awards are an opportunity for CHFA to recognize and support Colorado nonprofits whose missions align with our work to strengthen Colorado by investing in affordable housing and community development.

This training will cover the health effects and risks of exposure to marijuana smoke and vape. We will also discuss legal matters associated with marijuana use in housing settings, exploring options to regulate usage within the framework of fair housing guidelines.

This legislative session, state Representative Bird, Representative Weinberg, Senator Zenzinger, and Senator Simpson will introduce legislation to expand the state Affordable Housing Tax Credit (state AHTC) by $10 million through 2031.

CHFA is pleased to report that the 2024 Tax Bill—which includes provisions to expand and enhance the affordable housing tax credit—passed the House last night with strong bipartisan support! Thank you to all who reached out to your members of Congress.

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Congress is preparing to vote on a critical tax bill that would expand and enhance affordable housing tax credits, the most successful affordable housing program nationwide. The “Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act of 2024” is a bipartisan, bicameral effort that among other provisions proposes to:

Working with seniors can be extremely rewarding. At the same time, professionals in senior communities are faced with unique challenges.

CHFA is happy to share that the latest version of Congress’ proposed 2024 tax bill includes provisions for expanding and enhancing the federal Affordable Housing Tax Credit. The bill passed through the House Ways and Means Committee on Friday with a strong bipartisan vote of 40-3.

Citywide, rents and mortgages are increasing which has impacted neighborhoods. To address this, Denver’s Department of Housing Stability (HOST) developed a unanimously passed prioritization policy by Denver City Council that is designed to help displaced and at-risk residents to return to their neighborhoods in affordable homes.