DCHFA at 40

The District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency celebrated its 40th year of serving the housing needs of Washington, D.C. residents in 2019. The DCHFA was established on March 3, 1979 to stimulate and expand homeownership and rental housing opportunities in the District. During its 40 years, the Agency has funded the development of more than 50,000 units of affordable housing throughout the District’s eight wards. In Fiscal Year 2019, the Agency’s issuer credit rating was raised to “A+” with a “stable” outlook, according to Standard and Poor’s (S&P).

DCHFA 40th Anniversary Celebration

DCHFA Through the Years

2019

DCHFA Launches The Reverse Mortgage Insurance And Tax Payment Program(ReMIT) For District Residents At Risk Of Foreclosure

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2018

DCHFA closes first HUD Level I 50/50 risk share transaction by financing the preservation of 176 affordable units in Ward 8 at Woodmont Crossing

2018
2017

DC Department Of Housing And Community Development Announces DCHFA As New Home Purchasing Assistance Program (HPAP) Co-Administrator, And DCHFA Launches The Housing Investment Platform (HIP)

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2016

DCHFA Names Housing And Real Estate Industry Veteran Todd A. Lee, Executive Director

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Launches Mortgage Credit Certificate Program And DC Open Doors Reaches $200 Million In Mortgage Loans

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2015

DC Open Doors Celebrates Funding $100 Million In Mortgage Loans

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2014

Receives Issuer Credit Rating Upgrade To “A2” And Launches HomeSaver II To Help Homeowners At Risk Of Foreclosure

2014
2013

DC Open Doors Is Launched To Help First Time Homebuyers And Homeowners Looking To Upgrade Purchase Homes By Providing Down Payment And Closing Cost Assistance Loans

2013
2010

DCHFA Is Awarded Over $20 Million To Help District Homeowners Prevent Foreclosures Through The HomeSaver Program

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2009

DCHFA Celebrated Its 30th Year Anniversary And Received Issuer Credit Rating Upgrade To “A-“ From Standard & Poor’s

2009
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