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May 6, 2010
SDHDA Awards $9.2 Million in Housing Development and Rehabilitation Funding
The South Dakota Housing Development Authority’s (SDHDA) Board of Commissioners has approved more than $1.5 million in Housing Tax Credits, $4.5 million in HOME Investment Partnerships Program, and $3.2 million in Neighborhood Stabilization Program funding for housing development and preservation across the state.
“With the high level of competition for funds this year, SDHDA did not have sufficient resources to fund all eligible applications,” said Lloyd Schipper, SDHDA Board Chairman. “Based on the Housing Tax Credit, HOME and Neighborhood Stabilization Program funding available, 10 development projects will result in over $27 million in total develop
The 10 developments funded will provide residents with 153 newly constructed multifamily housing units, six newly constructed single family housing units, and 150 rehabilitated multifamily and elderly housing units.
“These programs address the unique housing needs of
The Internal Revenue Code of 1986 established the Housing Tax Credit Program as an incentive for construction, rehabilitation and acquisition/rehabilitation of housing for low-income households. Developers of housing tax credit projects typically raise equity capital for their projects by syndicating the tax credits to investors who are willing to invest in the projects. The investors' return is the annual tax credit and other economic benefits generated by the projects. The U.S. Department of Treasury annually allocates
The HOME Investment Partnerships Program provides funds to developers and/or owners for acquisition, new construction, and rehabilitation of affordable housing. SDHDA receives about $3.8 million a year from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for affordable single and multifamily housing opportunities statewide.
Funded under the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008, the Neighborhood Stabilization Program provides funds to redevelop neighborhoods by acquiring, rehabilitating, or redeveloping foreclosed, vacant, or abandoned properties. SDHDA received $19.6 million in NSP funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Below is information regarding funded recipients:
Development Name: Brookfield Subdivision Homes
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Developer: Teton Coalition, Inc.
HOME Funds Reserved: $562,054
Development Summary: The new construction of 4 single-family, three-bedroom split-foyer style homes with attached garages for sale to qualified families.
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NSP Funds Committed: $1,599,500
Development Summary: The acquisition and rehabilitation of 30 one-bedroom apartments for the elderly and 30 multifamily townhouses, consisting of 22 two-bedroom and 8 three-bedroom units.
Development Name: Deer Hollow Apartments Phase II
Development Location: 817, 903, 911, &
Developer: Costello Realty, Inc.
Housing Tax Credits Reserved: $366,372 / HOME Funds Reserved: $775,000
Development Summary: The new construction of a 32-unit multifamily rental project within four apartment buildings and one community building. There will be 16 units that are two-bedroom and 16 that are three-bedroom apartments.
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Housing Tax Credits Reserved: $489,580 / HOME Funds Reserved: $800,000
Development Summary: The new construction of a 48-unit multifamily rental project within a six-building project. There are 24 two-bedroom and 24 three-bedroom apartment units.
Development Name: Harrisburg Habitat Homes
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Developer: Habitat For Humanity of Greater Sioux Falls, Inc.
HOME Funds Reserved: $84,800
Development Summary: The new construction of 1 four-bedroom and 1 six-bedroom single-family ranch-style homes with attached garages for sale to qualified Habitat for Humanity families.
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Developer: Parkview Villa, Inc.
NSP Funds Committed: $787,300
Development Summary: The acquisition and rehabilitation of an existing 34-unit elderly development consisting of one-bedroom units.
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Development Location: TBD
Developer: Costello Realty, Inc.
Housing Tax Credits Reserved: $178,709 / HOME Funds Reserved: $225,000
Development Summary: The new construction of a 16-unit multifamily rental project within two buildings. There will be 8 two-bedroom and 8 three-bedroom apartment units.
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Development Location: TBD
Developer: St. Joseph Catholic Housing, Inc.
Housing Tax Credits Reserved: $293,940 / HOME Funds Committed: $800,000 / NSP Funds Committed: $864,000
Development Summary: The new construction of a 57-unit multifamily rental project providing housing for older persons. There will be 45 one-bedroom and 12 two-bedroom apartments.
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Developer: Southgate Apartments Limited Partnership
HOME Funds Reserved: $558,000
Development Summary: The rehabilitation of an existing 24-unit multifamily rental project within 3 buildings, with 16 two-bedroom and 8 three-bedroom townhome units.
Development Name: Village Green Apartments
Development Location: 1105 & 1019 NE 4th St,
Developer: Innovative Housing Solutions, Inc.
Housing Tax Credits Reserved: $196,275 / HOME Funds Reserved: $752,482
Development Summary: The acquisition and rehabilitation of an existing 32-unit multifamily rental project within 4 buildings; with 32 two-bedroom apartment units.
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