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Affordable Housing Investment Fund

The Affordable Housing Investment Fund (AHIF) provides affordable housing lenders with capital resources so they can provide flexible, low-interest, and below-market rate funding that will support increases in new housing developments, the preservation and rehabilitation of existing home stock, property conversions, and nontraditional housing capacity in diverse geographic communities where the economic impact of COVID-19 has significantly affected housing affordability and availability. This program is funded through SB 22-159.

Who is this funding available to?

Eligible borrowers must be:

  • Nonprofit or for-profit entities
  • Municipal agencies 
  • Redevelopment agencies
  • Joint ventures comprised of such entities

with:

  • A track record of affordable housing or other projects that meet a community need

Note: Affordable housing lender may have additional requirements.

What can I use the funding for?

Allowable uses:

  • Infrastructure
  • Pre-development
  • Acquisition (land and/or structure)
  • Fees and permits
  • Preservation & rehabilitation
  • New construction
  • Energy improvements
  • Individual homeownership

Note: Affordable housing lender may have additional requirements.

Who are the “affordable housing lenders”?

AHIF 23 Awardees

Project Development Awards

Colorado Clean Energy Fund - $5,000,000

First Southwest Bank- $10,000,000

Habitat for Humanity Colorado- $5,000,000

Impact Development Fund- $13,250,000

Mercy Community Capital- $7,500,000

Pikes Peak Real Estate Foundation- $5,000,000

Urban Land Conservancy- $5,000,000

Weave- $7,500,000

Mobile Home Park Acquisition

ROC USA- $11,750,000

Impact Development Fund (IDF)- $11,750,000

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