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2020 Allocation of Housing Tax Credits Discussion Begins at the Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency
Oklahoma opened an online public forum to discuss the 2020 Qualified Allocation Plan for Housing Tax Credits. You will not need to log in or create an account. Click here to download instructions for posting and commenting on threads. If you are having any...
read more2019 HUD Income Limits: CDBG, HOME, HOPWA, HTF, and NSP
HUD published the Community Planning and Development (CPD) Income Limits for FY 2019 effective June 28. You can view them on the HUD Exchange's Income Calculator page under “Related Materials.” Income limits apply to the following programs: Community Development Block...
read moreNew grant program- Women in Environmental Justice
EILEEN FISHER announced the launch of a new Supporting Women in Environmental Justice grant program, which recognizes that women and girls globally are the most vulnerable to climate change and hold the firsthand experience to solve it. They are interested in funding...
read moreFree Online Trainings on How to Access and Use our Statistics- US Census Bureau
The U.S. Census Bureau will conduct a series of free data access webinars to all interested data users. Attendees will learn how to access demographic, socioeconomic, housing and business data from the Decennial Census, American Community Survey, Local Employment...
read moreOklahoma HFA Trustees Award 11 Developments Round 1 Housing Tax Credits (2019)
The Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency awarded housing tax credits to eleven projects for a total of 426 new units and 188 rehabilitated units. Three developments are in Opportunity Zones, and five include state housing tax credits. The agency received 25 applications....
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