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    Housing Development Assistance Programs

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    Housing Development Assistance Programs support Ohio housing developers and owners with gap financing for construction, rehabilitation, and preservation to expand and maintain affordable housing.

    Funder: Ohio Housing Finance Agency

    Due Dates (Anticipated): November 2026 (BGF I final) | December 2026 (HDGF II proposal) | February 2027 (BGF II exceptions) | March 2027 (BGF II final) | March 2027 (HDGF II final) | June 2027 (BGF I exceptions) | June 2027 (HDGF I June proposal) | July 2027 (BGF I proposal) | July 2027 (HDGF I July proposal) | August 2027 (HDGF I August proposal)

    Funding Amounts: Grants and loans for affordable housing gap financing; program-specific terms are in the respective guidelines

    Summary: HDAP provides competitive gap financing for the development and preservation of affordable housing in Ohio through three financing pathways.

    Key Information: The appropriate funding pathway depends on whether the project uses 9% housing credits, 4% credits with multifamily bonds, or no housing credits.


    Description

    The Ohio Housing Finance Agency (OHFA) administers the Housing Development Assistance Programs (HDAP) to support the development and preservation of affordable housing in Ohio. Assistance takes the form of grants and loans funded through the HOME Investment Partnerships Program, Ohio Housing Trust Fund, and National Housing Trust Fund. HDAP resources are awarded competitively through three programs organized around the other financing a development is seeking.

    Housing Credit Gap Financing supplements the annual competitive 9% housing credit round. Bond Gap Financing supports developments combining non-competitive 4% housing credits with multifamily bonds, helping strengthen their financial feasibility. Housing Development Gap Financing supports construction or rehabilitation of small multifamily developments without housing tax credits, including projects with fewer than 25 units that often lack other financing options.


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