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State and Local Preservation Resources
At one time, the federal government was the sole decision-maker in
how to allocate resources for affordable housing. That time has long
since passed. For at least a decade, the task of preserving existing
affordable rental housing has increasingly come to rest on the
shoulders of state or local government officials who now direct the
allocation of billions of dollars towards both new and existing
affordable housing.
The National Housing Trust advances state and local policies that preserve affordable multifamily housing. Click on a state below for a list of state and local affordable housing preservation initiatives. Among the types of preservation incentives included are:
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The
LIHTC program is a crucial resource for preserving affordable housing.
Click on the map to see how states allocate 9% tax credits to preserve
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Low Income Housing Tax Credits
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Housing Trust Funds
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Acquisition Funds
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State Tax Credit Programs
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Low Interest Loan Programs for Predevelopment and Gap Financing
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Incentives for Green Retrofits
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Other Programs
For a summary of preservation resources in all states, click here.
This
is a work-in-progress and does not necessarily reflect the depth of any
one initiative or the breadth of initiatives around the country.
Click on the state below for a list of state and local affordable housing preservation resources:
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