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"Moving Forward" 2016 Tax Credit General Set-Aside Announcement
IHCDA is pleased to announce that the 2016 General Set-Aside will be used to create innovative developments that combine affordable housing with transportation opportunites and energy efficient design. Click here for more details about the program.
Stellar Communities Designees announced!
On August 17th, Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann was joined by representatives from the 9 partner agencies at a showcase to highlight strategic investment plans of the 5 finalists and announcement of the 2015 Stellar Designees. Crawfordsville was awarded as the Division I Designee (communities with a population of 6,000 or more) and the Town of North Liberty as the Designee from Division II (populations of 6,000 and smaller). Click here for more details about the Stellar Communities Designation Program.
Next month, RED Production is coming to you!
The RED Production Department would like to announce a tentative schedule for upcoming regional meet and greets throughout the month of October. Come meet the Production staff, learn about changes to the 2016 IHCDA HOME program, and provide input on your community needs. There will also be an opportunity for one-on-one technical assistance. RSVP is encouraged but not required. More details to come soon.
October 6, 2015 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm Washington, Indiana (Daviess County) Washington Carnegie Public Library
October 9, 2015 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm Greensburg, Indiana (Decatur County) Purdue Extension Office
October 21, 2015 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm Monticello, Indiana (White County) Monticello-Union Public Library
October 27, 2015 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm Marion, Indiana (Grant County) Marion County Public Library
Meet Drew Rosenbarger, the regional Real Estate Analyst for the Southeast region.
I grew up in the Broad Ripple area before moving to
Noblesville for middle school and high school. I then went down to Bloomington
and attended Indiana University to study neuroscience. After realizing I didn’t
want to continue on the science path, I shifted gears and went to Ball State to
study urban planning. This is where I was introduced to affordable housing and
community development. While at Ball State, I had great internship
opportunities. I first interned with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning
Organization where I got to take part in the planning of the proposed bus rapid
transit system. I then got to spend a year with the Carmel Department of
Community Services in a more traditional urban planning role. After Ball State,
I interned with a small consulting firm that worked on a range of things
including transportation, real estate, and urban planning. All of these
previous experiences, even the neuroscience, have been beneficial in my role as
a Real Estate Production Analyst, and I’m very grateful to have the opportunity
to help both communities and people in need throughout Indiana.
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Meet Celia Wang, the regional Compliance Auditor for the Southeast region.
It has just been 6 months since I joined the IHCDA RED
Compliance team! I was born and raised in Taipei city, Taiwan. After graduating
from College, I enrolled in the SPEA master program at IU
Bloomington. After spending 2 years in Bloomington, I fell in love with
Indiana and am proud to call myself a Hoosier, especially during the
Basketball season! I was an AmeriCorps VISTA for the research department at
IHCDA shortly after graduating from SPEA, in which I had the opportunity to
work with the Analysts from the Real Estate department. After
completing my VISTA term, I joined a private accounting firm and moved to D.C.
to do consulting for two years. After being a consultant for two years I
realized the importance of work-life balance and my passion for supporting local
community development.
It has been rewarding to work at IHCDA and to hear
about the amazing projects we have helped communities accomplish. I hope to
do the best I can to help people stay in program compliance so that more
people can benefit from our programs and more awesome projects can be implemented.
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