Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency continues to seek public input regarding the Oklahoma Housing Stability Program. Once finalized, this program will provide $215 million for the following purposes: New construction of single-family homes New construction of multifamily rental housing Homebuyer down payment and closing cost assistance Oklahomans living in rural and urban communities across the state will
Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency continues to seek public input regarding the Oklahoma Housing Stability Program. Once finalized, this program will provide $215 million for the following purposes: New construction of single-family homes New construction of multifamily rental housing Homebuyer down payment and closing cost assistance Oklahomans living in rural and urban communities across the state will
The Consolidated Plan is a five-year planning document, consisting of a five-year strategic plan and annual updates. The State’s Consolidated Plan is comprised of the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), Home Investment Partnerships (HOME), Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG), Housing Trust Fund (HTF), and Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) Programs. The State’s Citizen Participation
16.5 hours of training will be conducted by Gary Kirkman of US Housing Consultants, March 26-28 This 16.5-hour comprehensive ONLINE course is spread out over three days and specifically designed to assist affordable housing professionals in conquering tax credit compliance! Gary will delve deep into the tax credit regulations while providing real-world examples with practical
Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency invites you to attend one of the following informal public input sessions regarding its Action Plans for the HOME, HTF, and HOPWA Programs for Program Year 2025. This input session will cover potential changes to HOME, NHTF and HOPWA for the 2025 Program Year. At these public input sessions, we are
Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency invites you to attend one of the following informal public input sessions regarding its Action Plans for the HOME, HTF, and HOPWA Programs for Program Year 2025. This input session will cover potential changes to HOME, NHTF and HOPWA for the 2025 Program Year. At these public input sessions, we are
Housing for Communities, in collaboration with a coalition of statewide partners including OHFA, will be hosting a series of Regional Housing Forums aimed at addressing Oklahoma’s housing challenges. Agenda Highlights: 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Unveiling the 2024 Oklahoma Housing Study: Shaping the Future of Oklahoma’s Communities Interpreting the 2024 Statewide Housing Needs Assessment: Strategies