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Housing Development: Program Overview
By using private sector methods to achieve public sector purposes, the HFA simplifies the process for affordable housing developers to obtain low-interest rate loans through taxable and tax-exempt bond financing. The HFA packages a variety of financial services to fund developers’ efforts to build and rehabilitate affordable and mixed-income housing in Washington.

During the bond financing process, the HFA’s staff provides technical assistance on all aspects of housing development and acts as a facilitator with city and federal agencies to help expedite the permitting and licensing process and ensures successful construction and rent-up of all housing developments.

To ensure affordability on all HFA-financed housing developments, the agency requires developers to set aside at least 20% of their units for individuals or families earning at or below 50% of the Area Median Income or at least 40% of their units for individuals or families earning at or below 60% of Area Median Income. Washington, D.C.’s Area Median Income is $91,500 for a family of four.


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