District H
Affordable Housing 2024
January kicks off the State’s annual affordable housing 9% Tax Credit Program, which means housing developers looking to bring workforce apartment developments into eligible neighborhoods may be reaching out to civic organizations and the council office to share information about their plans.
The State's process, which is operated by the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA), has an extremely narrow time-frame for these developers to submit their applications, so they are moving fast to get land under contract, design their project, and receive a Resolution of Support or No Objection from the City. Developers are not required to meet with council members, but when they do, Council Member Cisneros policy is and has always been that to receive support, they must communicate with the local civic clubs and Super Neighborhoods.
The TDHCA operates another tax credit program, the 4% Tax Credit Program, which is non-competitive and accepts applications all year round. The application process for this program requires a Resolution of No Objection from the City as opposed to a Resolution of Support. Regardless, any developer that meets with Council Member Cisneros regarding a 4% Tax Credit application will need to communicate with the local civic clubs and Super Neighborhoods to receive Council Member Cisneros support.
Further information about the tax credit programs is available below. In addition, each application Council Member Cisneros receives pertaining to District H will be posted on the District H webpage for your reference.
TDHCA 9% Tax Credit Program:
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TDHCA 4% Tax Credit Program:
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2024 District H Proposal Notifications Received (.pdf):
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