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    RFA 2026-201 Housing Credit Financing for Affordable Housing Developments Located in Small and Medium Counties

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    RFA 2026-201 Housing Credit Financing for Affordable Housing Developments Located in Small and Medium Counties supports developers creating affordable multifamily housing for families and elderly residents.

    Funder: Florida Housing Finance Corporation

    Due Dates (Anticipated): August 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: 2026 cycle: estimated $21,505,240 in Housing Credits for medium counties and $1,944,030 for small counties

    Summary: Housing Credit financing supports affordable multifamily housing development in Florida’s designated small and medium counties.

    Key Information: Applicants must be legally formed entities qualified to do business in Florida, with experienced development and management teams.


    Description

    Florida Housing Finance Corporation administers this competitive financing opportunity for affordable multifamily housing in designated small and medium Florida counties. It supports new construction, rehabilitation, and acquisition with rehabilitation, serving either families and the general population or elderly residents, including assisted living facilities. This is housing development financing rather than research funding.

    The program combines geographic funding allocations with income-restricted housing commitments and development-readiness requirements. Selection considers local government Area of Opportunity support, proximity to transit and community services, permit readiness, developer experience, leveraging, and Florida job creation. Funding goals also address SunRail locations, family developments in Geographic Areas of Opportunity or HUD-designated SADDAs, and qualifying nonprofit applications.


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