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Innovage, a multifamily customer in Thornton

    affordable rental housing

    CHFA believes our state will be stronger      In 2014, Colorado renewed the state
    when all Coloradans have access to safe       Low Income Housing Tax Credit (state
    and affordable housing.                       LIHTC) program, authorizing CHFA to
                                                  competitively award $5 million in state
    To further our mission, we provide loans      LIHTC in both 2015 and 2016. The
    and Low Income Housing Tax Credits            program also creates the opportunity for
    (LIHTC) to affordable rental housing          CHFA to allocate tax credits above the $5
    developers to help them build new and         million annual cap to support affordable
    renovate existing multifamily housing.        housing developments in counties
                                                  impacted by natural disasters.
    The resulting construction activity
    generates economic investment and jobs        CHFA also cosponsored the Pathways
    in Colorado.                                  Home Permanent Supportive Housing
                                                  Toolkit. Participants receive training to
    To help ensure a developmentā€™s success,       help them develop permanent supportive
    CHFA provides technical assistance and        housing in their community. The
    education for property owners, staff,         toolkit includes best practices in project
    and residents.                                development, from funding to property
                                                  management and service provision. By
    We know strong communities make               the fall of 2014, the program already
    strong economies and we are proud to          produced its first successful project, which
    play a role.                                  will result in 40 new homeless housing
                                                  units in Grand Junction.

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