Workforce Housing Loan Program
Mixed-Income and Mixed-Use / Mixed-Income
New Workforce Housing Options Allow up to
80% of Units with Unrestricted Incomes
When it comes to financing workforce and other affordable housing developments, one size does not fit all. Each locality has its own population characteristics and housing needs. Local governments and developers need to be able to choose financing that fits the housing needs, preferences and demographic mix of their community.
VHDA has expanded the Mixed-Income (MI) and Mixed-Use / Mixed-Income (MUMI) programs to offer new lending options. Our new Workforce Housing Loan Program allows for a broader range of incomes.
The Workforce Housing program requires that a percentage of units must be reserved for residents whose annual income does not exceed certain limits. The rest of the units maybe rented to residents at any income level. The charts below describe requirements for each loan product. If the property includes any commercial/retail space, then the property must be located in a designated revitalization area.
All Workforce Housing loans can be used to finance a property with or without a commercial/retail component.
Choose the Financing That Works
Best for Your Community
The charts below show each loan option, and the percentage of units for each that must be reserved for residents earning a specified percentage of AMI. View AMI for various Virginia localities. All products are available throughout Virginia.
All products are available across the entire state of Virginia
AMI Examples
(Effective 4/14/2017)
|
|
30% AMI |
80% AMI |
100% AMI |
120% AMI |
150% AMI |
|
Northern Virginia |
$33,090 |
$88,240 |
$110,300 |
$132,360 |
$165,450 |
|
Richmond |
$23,610 |
$62,960 |
$ 78,700 |
$ 94,440 |
$118,050 |
|
Hampton Roads |
$21,900 |
$58,400 |
$ 73,000 |
$ 87,600 |
$109,500 |
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If you are developer and would like more information about our Mixed Use/Mixed Income loan programs, please contact Bennett Atwill at Bennett.Atwill@vhda.com or call at (804) 343-5768.
