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The Spring Street Brief

The Spring Street Brief

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 The Spring Street Brief is your daily intelligence briefing on affordable housing in America. In under 3 minutes, get the news that matters: LIHTC allocations, Section 8 voucher updates, HUD policy changes, private activity bonds, state housing finance agency deals, and emerging trends in affordable housing development. Designed for LIHTC investors, affordable housing developers, syndicators, lenders, and policy makers who need to stay ahead of the curve. AI-powered. Human-curated. Brought to you by Tom Carter at Spring Street Management Group.© 2026 Spring Street Management Group 個人ファイナンス 経済学
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  • Episode 59: Enterprise Community Partners Releases AHCIA Economic Impact Analysis

    Episode 59: Enterprise Community Partners Releases AHCIA Economic Impact Analysis
    2026/03/20
    From Spring Street Management Group, this is The Spring Street Brief — your daily briefing on affordable housing in America. Today we discuss Enterprise Community Partners' economic impact analysis of the Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act.
    • Full AHCIA implementation would support 2 million additional affordable homes over ten years
    • 50% increase in 9% credit allocations accounts for largest production share
    • Each dollar of LIHTC generates approximately $9 in total economic activity
    • Analysis estimates AHCIA would support over 3 million jobs
    • Local benefits include property tax revenue and reduced homelessness costs
    • Expanded allocations would increase competitive award odds in 9% rounds

    Housing advocates should share findings with congressional representatives.

    Subscribe to The Spring Street Brief for daily insights on LIHTC, Section 8, HUD policy, and affordable housing finance.

    Keywords: Enterprise Community Partners, AHCIA, Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act, LIHTC, 9% LIHTC, 4% LIHTC, economic impact analysis, job creation, housing production, tax credit expansion, congressional advocacy, QAP, basis boost, minimum 4% rate, housing shortage, affordable rental housing, federal tax expenditure, property tax revenue, Spring Street Management Group
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  • Episode 58: Colorado CHFA Updates 4% LIHTC Bond Pipeline Process

    Episode 58: Colorado CHFA Updates 4% LIHTC Bond Pipeline Process
    2026/03/19
    From Spring Street Management Group, this is The Spring Street Brief — your daily briefing on affordable housing in America. Today we discuss Colorado CHFA's updates to its 4% LIHTC bond process.
    • CHFA releases updated guidance implementing 25% bond threshold from OBBBA
    • Reduced threshold enables 4% credits with smaller bond allocations
    • Updates affect application procedures, timing, and volume cap allocation
    • Revised application intake windows and streamlined inducement processes
    • Projects may need alternative gap financing to replace bond proceeds
    • CHFA encourages pre-application meetings for financing structure discussions

    Expanded 4% pipeline should help address Colorado's production gap.

    Subscribe to The Spring Street Brief for daily insights on LIHTC, Section 8, HUD policy, and affordable housing finance.

    Keywords: Colorado, CHFA, Colorado Housing and Finance Authority, 4% LIHTC, private activity bonds, PAB, 25% bond threshold, One Big Beautiful Bill Act, OBBBA, bond volume cap, tax-exempt bonds, inducement, Front Range, gap financing, application process, QAP, affordable housing development, multifamily construction, Spring Street Management Group
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  • Episode 57: Terner Center Report Examines State Affordable Housing Administration

    Episode 57: Terner Center Report Examines State Affordable Housing Administration
    2026/03/18
    From Spring Street Management Group, this is The Spring Street Brief — your daily briefing on affordable housing in America. Today we discuss the Terner Center's report on state affordable housing program administration.
    • Terner Center analyzes QAP processes, application requirements, and timelines across states
    • Processing times vary significantly—some states 4 months, others over a year
    • Best practices include pre-application conferences, electronic portals, standardized templates
    • Administrative capacity and staffing challenges constrain many HFAs
    • Report recommends competitive compensation and succession planning
    • Regional cooperation recommended to share best practices across states

    Complete applications aligned with QAP priorities consistently outperform.

    Subscribe to The Spring Street Brief for daily insights on LIHTC, Section 8, HUD policy, and affordable housing finance.

    Keywords: Terner Center, UC Berkeley, HFA, state housing finance agency, QAP, Qualified Allocation Plan, LIHTC, 9% LIHTC, 4% LIHTC, application process, underwriting, best practices, administrative capacity, staffing, developer, regional cooperation, electronic submissions, pre-application conference, affordable housing development, Spring Street Management Group
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