Housing Partnership Network has deployed $34M in NMTCs to support four affordable homeownership developments across Florida, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Texas, and Virginia, helping expand access to quality single-family homes for low- and moderate-income households.
On September 24, 2026, Community Housing Capital deployed $20M in NMTCs to support homeownership development in Georgia and Florida by Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership and Pensacola Habitat for Humanity. The NMTC-funded loans will expand each nonprofit developer’s capacity and bridge affordability gaps.
With the support of New Markets Tax Credits, Champlain Housing Trust is creating 30 permanently affordable condominium homes for sale to low-income households in Burlington, helping address one of Vermont's most pressing challenges: access to affordable homeownership.
As Habitat for Humanity Saint Louis celebrates 40 years of impact in 2026, it’s preparing to develop 40 new homeownership opportunities in the Vandeventer neighborhood of St. Louis, Missouri with the support of a $17M New Markets Tax Credit-funded loan.
With the support of NMTCs from Forward Community Investments, Inc., Acts Homeownership Acquisitions, Inc. will be acquiring 42 properties in distressed neighborhoods of Milwaukee and Rock Counties to rehab and sell as high-quality affordable homeownership opportunities.
USBCDE LLC has deployed $7 million in New Markets Tax Credits to support affordable homeownership projects in two states: 40 total new homes will be developed by Green Country Habitat for Humanity, Inc. in Tulsa, OK and United Housing, Inc. in Memphis, TN.
Communities across four states will experience an increase in affordable [...]
New homeownership opportunities are on the horizon for communities in three states with the support of NMTC allocation from The Housing Partnership Network, Inc.: Affordable Homes of South Texas, Inc., Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership, Inc., and Homewise, Inc.
Affordable homeownership opportunities are coming to two communities in the Los Angeles metro area -- Baldwin Park and El Sereno, with support from New Markets Tax Credits (NMTCs).
Three nonprofit developers are now receiving a boost to [...]
