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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"Low-Income Housing Tax Credit"”.
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The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit : HERA, ARRA and beyond
The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) has arguably been the most successful government subsidy to finance affordable housing. Since its creation in the Tax Reform Act of 1986 as Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 42, the LIHTC program has helped finance over 1,670,000 housing units. LIHTC has …
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Low income housing tax credit properties : non-profit disposition strategies in the Commonwealth
… have maintained affordability and ownership of Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) properties after the initial fifteen-year compliance period, at the lowest possible cost. The intent is two-fold: to inform non-profit project sponsors about strategies leading to low-cost outcomes, and to …
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The low income housing tax credit : study of its impact at the project level
Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Architecture, 1994.
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The effects of syndicators and risk management on equity pricing of the Low Income Housing Tax Credit
… of risk characteristics on equity pricing of tax credits issued under the Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program (LIHTC). The results indicate that credit pricing is not correlated with most traditional real estate risk factors. We hypothesize that risks are mitigated by the services of …
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How do Low-Income Housing Tax Credit projects trigger revitalization in shrinking cities? A case of St. Louis, MO
The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program plays a significant role in providing affordable housing to low-income households by promoting affordable housing development through tax credits to private investors. In shrinking cities like Detroit and St. Louis, especially, where continuous …
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Double-dipping or lagniappe? : a study on the use of tenant-based vouchers in low-income housing tax credit developments in New Orleans, Louisiana
Following Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans demolished nearly all of its public housing. Mirroring a national trend, not all of it was replaced. What was replaced largely took different forms: tenants received portable Housing Choice Vouchers and developers built new housing subsidized by the …
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Subsidized Housing, Private Developers and Place: A Spatial Analysis of the Clustering of Low Income Housing Tax Credit Properties in the 25 Largest U.S. Cities
The Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program is the primary federal program for producing new units of affordable housing. The program provides financial incentives to private developers to develop and operate affordable rental housing. In recent years, evidence has emerged that the program has led to …
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The transit oriented basis boost : adapting the LIHTC to finance affordable housing near transit
The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit is arguably the most successful and important program in American history for the creation of affordable housing. The program leverages private investment in affordable housing, through tradable tax credits, to produce quality affordable housing throughout the …
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The syndication of low-income housing tax credits
The low-income housing tax credit is the primary governmental incentive for the development of affordable housing. This public policy initiative has become attractive to investors because in exchange for an equity investment, they receive tax credits, which serve to reduce their federal income tax …
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Do Qualified Allocation Plans Influence Developers' LIHTC Siting Decisions: The Case of Access to High-Performing Schools
The study analyzed variation among low income housing tax credit (LIHTC) allocation policies as outlined in state qualified action plans (QAP) and their impacts on the siting patterns of LIHTC properties in proximity to high performing schools. The study was performed nationwide across 37 states …
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Federal Subsidy Overlap in Affordable Rental Housing in the United States
The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) and Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) programs are two of the largest affordable rental housing programs in the United States. The LIHTC assists in the development and preservation of affordable housing while the HCV provides subsidies to households to find …
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A Case Study: LIHTC-to-Condo Conversion
By the end of the decade, approximately half of Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC)-funded housing units are anticipated to reach the end of their affordability restrictions. This thesis examines the potential benefits and challenges associated with the transformation of LIHTC rental units into …
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Financing development of multifamily low income rental housing in Bogotá, Columbia
… Colombia is the shortage of adequate affordable housing for the low income households. By the year 2000, Bogota alone had a housing shortage of about 540 thousand houses concentrated mainly on the three lower socioeconomic levels which represented 86% of the population of the city. As a response …
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Rethinking year 15 : what determines the terminal valuation of LIHTC financed transactions?
The Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program is one of the most successful government subsidy programs for the creation of affordable housing in the history of the United States. Over its 27 year existence, more than two million affordable apartments have been developed or rehabilitated using …
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Moving towards disaster: examining the changing patterns of social vulnerability in a multi-hazard urban environment
… over time, and that the provision of subsidized low-income housing influences the hazard exposure of socially vulnerable populations. This is accomplished first by studying three cities in the Gulf coast region (Houston, New Orleans, and Tampa) and then by focusing on Houston, Texas as a case …
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Toward healthier affordable housing: Innovations in environmental design policy and practice
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'U of I Access', the embargo will last until 2024-12-01