Download presentation
Presentation is loading. Please wait.
Published byLambert Harris Modified over 9 years ago
1
2010 NC Affordable Housing Conference How Will Housing Credit Changes Affect Your Development?
2
Recap of 2010 Stimulus Update Outlook for 2011
3
Recap of 2010
4
Applications Jan. 15 – prelim. app deadline 123 applications from 62 applicants May 14 – full app deadline 77 applications from 45 applicants August 16 – announce awards 31 projects to 29 applicants
5
Funding Sources Awarded $20,503,819 in Federal Housing Credits to 31 projects in 25 counties Awarded $14,811,000 in RPP loans to 19 projects
6
Outcomes New Construction 24 projects with 1,407 units Includes a 41 unit Adaptive Re-use Rehab 7 projects with 505 units
7
Outcomes Family 21 projects with 1,315 units Elderly 10 projects with 597 units
8
Typical Project in 2010 60 units $660k in federal credits $1.1 million in state credit loan $280k non-Metro/$1.1M Metro in soft debt $780k in RPP funds (19 projects) $95k-$2.5M in hard debt(17 projects)
9
Stimulus Funds Exchange – $135 million to 36 projects funded in 2007/2008 $85 million disbursed 9 projects have drawn all funds
10
Stimulus Funds TCAP – $52 million to 10 projects funded in 2009 $10.5 million disbursed 75% of all funds to be disbursed by end of year
11
Investor Interest All 2009 projects have found investors Prospects are good for the 2010 projects
12
Tax-exempt Bonds 26 applications since 2006 Only 10 submitted full apps 6 funded since 2006 3 new construction 3 rehabs (1 did not go forward) 2 applications in current cycle
13
Tax-exempt Bonds Multi-project transactions Acquisition/rehab of multiple Rural Development properties under a single bond issue NCHFA serves as issuer
14
Tax-exempt Bonds Multi-project transactions 2 transactions completed 9 projects, 320 units 8 projects, 246 units Next transaction to close by end of year 8 projects, 472 units 7 projects submitted in current cycle
15
Outlook for 2011
16
Housing Credits Est. $20 million in Federal Credits Similar projects as in 2010 High demand for Credits and RPP # of applications - ??? 25 to 30 projects funded
17
Tax Exempt Bonds No significant change in # of applications Difficult to “pencil out”, limited investor interest, market issues More multi-project transactions
18
2011 and beyond Federal Initiatives Proposed changes, data collection Energy Efficiency Energy credits, building code changes Sustainable Communities Federal, state and local initiatives
19
Questions? Contact Information: Scott Farmer Director of Rental Investment North Carolina Housing Finance Agency 3508 Bush Street Raleigh, NC 27609 (919)877-5641 sfarmer@nchfa.com
Similar presentations
© 2025 SlidePlayer.com. Inc.
All rights reserved.