Austin Housing Finance Corporation · 10:30 AM · Austin City Hall
Analysis based on the published agenda — official vote outcomes not yet available.
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Developer
HighHigh significance — major decision, large financial impact, or broad community effectDevelopers pursuing AHFC-supported housing should monitor the proposed loan structures across ownership and rental projects, including the Project Connect-funded items and the 2022 General Obligation Bond-funded developments. If the proposed agreements are executed, applicants should verify project-specific funding sources, total-loan caps, and entity requirements before relying on comparable financing structures.
Resident
HighHigh significance — major decision, large financial impact, or broad community effectResidents near the listed project locations can track proposed affordable ownership and rental development financing through the cited AHFC files. The agenda also included a proposed fee-simple transfer at 3801 Tannehill Lane for approximately 32 affordable ownership units.
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14 items(1 procedural hidden)
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#2The Board may go into a closed session as permitted by the Texas Open Meetings Act, (Chapter 551 of the Texas Government Code) regarding any item on this agenda.
#3Consent
#1Authorizes negotiation and execution of a loan agreement of up to $150,000 for the 806 Vargus ownership housing development.
#2Authorizes a loan agreement of up to $135,000 for the ownership housing development known as 3124 Father Joe Znotas, using HOME Community Housing Development Organization funds.
#3Authorizes a loan agreement of up to $6.4 million for Ada Anderson Place, an ownership housing development near Jackie Robinson Street.
#4Authorize a loan agreement of up to $4.7 million with Austin Habitat for Humanity for the Goodnight Ranch ownership housing development.
#5Authorize a new or amended loan agreement with Guadalupe Neighborhood Development Corporation for additional funding for the Johnny Limon Village ownership development.
#6Authorizes AHFC Central Housing Non-Profit Corporation to make a capital contribution to Central Housing, LP or an affiliate to repay part of the seller financing for Preserve at Central Park.
#7Authorizes a loan agreement for the South First Affordable Apartments, a scattered-site multifamily affordable rental development.
#8Authorize transfer of a Norman Commons Subdivision lot to Guadalupe Neighborhood Development Corporation for development of approximately 32 affordable homeownership units.
#9Authorizes a $300,000 new or amended loan agreement for The Sasha, a multifamily rental development near Grove Boulevard. The total loan amount may not exceed $8,795,000.
#10Authorizes a loan agreement of up to $8,000,000 for Verbena Flats, a multifamily rental development near West Slaughter Lane. Funding is available through 2022 General Obligation Bonds.
#11Authorize an amendment with the Housing Authority of the City of Austin to administer the Local Housing Voucher Program, increasing the agreement by $6 million and bringing its total authorization to $21.76 million.
#15Adjourn
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