Developers: Billions Are Flowing Into LIHTC-Funded Multifamily Projects

[Robert Ellis]

If you’ve been waiting for the right time to scale multifamily or apartment development, Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) funds are deploying right now—and they’re prioritizing partners who are shovel-ready.

📊 Recent numbers speak volumes:

• $1B+ deployed by Merchants Capital across multifamily tax credit projects

• $263M fund from Red Stone Equity Partners

• $152M from OCCH, targeting Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, and West Virginia

• $95.5M LIHTC awards in Texas—a signal of what’s possible

• $300M collateral program launched by FHLBank Chicago

• Dozens of equity funds closed in just the last quarter

We’re seeing equity stack deals get done with a mix of:
✅ LIHTC
✅ HOME
✅ TIF
✅ Local incentives
✅ Institutional capital

If you're working on mixed-income apartments, workforce housing, or multifamily projects with affordability components, you don’t have to go it alone.

🌆 Ohio cities like Columbus, Toledo, Trotwood, and Circleville are already onboarding layered capital to make multifamily pencil out—even with rising costs and tough capital markets.

No hype. No pitch. Just a heads up:
💬 Get in the loop on who's funding what.
📩 Reach out to connect with teams that are structuring, entitling, and breaking ground right now with LIHTC funds in play.

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