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HUD Allocates $382 Million to Help States Produce Affordable Housing

This month, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) allocated $382 million through the nation’s Housing Trust Fund. Florida is allocated $18,860,873.




HUD affordable housingThe Housing Trust Fund (HTF) is an affordable housing production program that complements existing Federal, state and local efforts to increase and preserve the supply of decent, safe, and sanitary affordable housing for extremely low- and very low-income households, including families experiencing homelessness.

“We’re proud to invest in states to create more affordable housing,” said HUD Secretary Marcia Fudge. “The Biden-Harris Administration is committed to improving the nation’s housing affordability crisis and the Housing Trust Fund provides communities resources they need to produce more safe, sustainable and affordable housing.”

HTF is a formula-based program for states and U.S. territories. By law, each state is allocated a minimum of $3 million. State affordable housing planners will use these funds for the following eligible activities:

  • Real property acquisition
  • Site improvements and development hard costs
  • Related soft costs
  • Demolition
  • Financing costs
  • Relocation assistance
  • Operating cost assistance for rental housing (up to 30% of each grant)
  • Reasonable administrative and planning costs.

The Housing Trust Fund is being capitalized through contributions made by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. In December 2014, the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) directed these Government Sponsored Enterprises (GSEs) to begin setting aside and allocating funds to the Housing Trust Fund. The Housing Trust Fund helps to strengthen and broaden the Federal housing safety net for people in need by increasing production of, and access to, affordable housing for the nation’s most vulnerable populations. One hundred percent of funds must be used for extremely low-income families. This targeting ensures the priority of this program is helping those with the greatest needs.

The HUD affordable housing funding allocations for each state and territory:



FY 2023 Housing Trust Fund Formula Allocations
Name
ST
FY23 GA
State of Alabama
AL
$3,468,012
State of Alaska
AK
$3,066,413
State of Arizona
AZ
$6,176,374
State of Arkansas
AR
$3,000,537
State of California
CA
$62,249,056
State of Colorado
CO
$5,587,889
State of Connecticut
CT
$4,510,425
State of Delaware
DE
$3,066,413
District of Columbia
DC
$3,066,413
State of Florida
FL
$18,860,873
State of Georgia
GA
$9,289,520
State of Hawaii
HI
$3,066,413
State of Idaho
ID
$3,066,413
State of Illinois
IL
$14,528,244
State of Indiana
IN
$5,391,554
State of Iowa
IA
$3,066,414
State of Kansas
KS
$3,066,414
Commonwealth of Kentucky
KY
$3,515,069
State of Louisiana
LA
$4,515,321
State of Maine
ME
$3,066,413
State of Maryland
MD
$5,428,249
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
MA
$8,664,498
State of Michigan
MI
$8,567,551
State of Minnesota
MN
$4,881,843
State of Mississippi
MS
$3,000,537
State of Missouri
MO
$5,346,518
State of Montana
MT
$3,066,413
State of Nebraska
NE
$3,066,413
State of Nevada
NV
$3,992,365
State of New Hampshire
NH
$3,066,413
State of New Jersey
NJ
$12,237,784
State of New Mexico
NM
$3,066,413
State of New York
NY
$34,734,755
State of North Carolina
NC
$9,349,939
State of North Dakota
ND
$3,066,413
State of Ohio
OH
$10,420,277
State of Oklahoma
OK
$3,066,414
State of Oregon
OR
$5,468,942
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
PA
$12,081,840
State of Rhode Island
RI
$3,066,413
State of South Carolina
SC
$4,254,878
State of South Dakota
SD
$3,000,537
State of Tennessee
TN
$5,290,023
State of Texas
TX
$22,394,219
State of Utah
UT
$3,066,413
State of Vermont
VT
$3,066,413
Commonwealth of Virginia
VA
$7,563,732
State of Washington
WA
$8,377,580
State of West Virginia
WV
$3,066,413
State of Wisconsin
WI
$5,527,246
State of Wyoming
WY
$3,066,413
Guam
GU
$157,107
Northern Mariana Islands
MP
$76,533
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
PR
$2,037,322
Virgin Islands
VI
$152,727

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