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via Denver Business Journal - A $28 million, 70-unit apartment complex in south Westminster has opened its doors to residents. Called Alto at Westminster, it was developed by Gorman and Co. and Unison Housing Partners (formerly Adams County Housing Author

The Colorado Housing Preservation Network received a 2018 Metro Vision Award from the Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG). The award was presented at DRCOG’s annual awards celebration on April 25. The Colorado Housing Preservation Network was

Today, the Colorado General Assembly passed legislation that would continue the state’s Affordable Housing Tax Credit program through 2024. Originally renewed in the 2014 legislative session, the state Tax Credit Program has proven to be a critical resour

Late Tuesday evening, the Colorado House of Representatives passed SB18-007 on Second Reading with bipartisan support. SB18-007 proposes to extend Colorado’s Affordable Housing Tax Credit program through 2024. Currently, the program is set to expire in 20

On Monday, April 23, 2018, the House Appropriations Committee passed SB18-007 with bipartisan support. SB18-007 proposes to extend Colorado’s Affordable Housing Tax Credit program through 2024. Currently, the program is set to expire in 2019 unless furthe

Kicking off the homebuying season, Money Smart Week® is April 21-28 and promotes free financial education events offered statewide for Colorado consumers. Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA) is sponsoring several events planned during Money

CHFA is pleased to announce the Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) awards for the first allocation round of 2018. CHFA is the allocating agency of federal and state LIHTC in Colorado. In this round, nine applications were received, requesting...

CHFA, through its educational program, chfareach, is hosting two free classes on April 18 designed for rental property owners, managers, and staff. Both classes will be held at the Strater Hotel in Durango.

CHFA is pleased to announce that Steve Hutt, executive director of the Denver Employees Retirement Plan, has been named CHFA's board chair for the 2018-2019 board term. CHFA's 11-member board serves as the governing body of the organization and

Great progress is occurring this week in Colorado and Washington D.C. as both state and federal leaders advance proposals to increase resources for affordable housing. At the Colorado General Assembly, the House Finance Committee advanced SB18-007,

CHFA was awarded a $7.1 million Capital Magnet Fund grant to support the development and preservation of affordable rental housing across Colorado. CHFA estimates these resources will help provide housing for approximately 725 Colorado households in both

Patricia Hippe, Chief Financial Officer for Colorado Housing and Finance Authority, was awarded the prestigious Smith's Lifetime Achievement Award. The award is given each year at Smith's Research & Gradings Affordable Housing Finance Conference to honor

CHFA, in partnership with LeBeau Development, is hosting a two-hour information session on Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) at Trinidad City Hall. The free class occurs on Monday, April 2 between 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. Registration is required by...

CHFA recently hired a new manager in each of its home finance and community development divisions. Paige Omohundro has been named business development manager in CHFA's home finance division. Terry Barnard has been named production and outreach manager...

Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA) has named Arrupe Jesuit High School as the beneficiary of its 2018 David W. Herlinger Golf Tournament. Arrupe is a co-educational, college preparatory school serving economically disadvantaged students living

This morning, Senate Bill 18-007, which would extend Colorado’s existing state LIHTC program through 2024, passed the Senate on Third Reading with a 25-9 vote. The bill will now move to the House for consideration. Please contact our Senate bill sponsor

via thedenverchannel.com - One of the state’s biggest issues is finding housing for the chronically homeless. Currently, there’s an estimated 5,000 homeless people living on metro area streets. Although Colorado’s homeless population rose four percent in

This morning Senate Bill 18-007, which would extend Colorado’s existing state LIHTC program through 2024, passed out of the Senate Appropriations Committee on a 5-2 vote. The Bill will be heard next on the Senate Floor, and may be voted upon as early as

via Confluence Denver - The Colorado Housing and Finance Authority invested a record $2.36 billion in affordable housing last year. The organization helped more than 8,000 Coloradans become homeowners and supported the development or preservation o

Last week, Senate Bill 18-007 passed its first hurdle. This bill, which would extend Colorado’s existing state LIHTC program to 2024 and change its name to the Colorado Affordable Housing Tax Credit program, was heard in Senate Finance Committee on Tuesda