| This monthly newsletter provides information and updates from the Real Estate Department (RED) at the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA). If you have a specific interest or subject area that you would like to read more about please contact us.
Exemptions to HUD Lead Safe Housing Rule
For owner occupied
rehabilitation, the two most common exemptions to the HUD Lead Safe Housing
Rule are:
- Residential property
for which construction was completed on or after January 1, 1978.
- Any rehabilitation
that does not disturb a painted surface.
This flow chart will assist in determining the proper course of action
regarding lead based paint. The complete Lead Safe Housing Rule can be
found in 24 CFR part 35.
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 The Cost of Affordable Housing...Does it Pencil Out?
The Urban Institute's website has an ap that provides an innovative overview of affordable housing development 101.
The ap provides some interaction to see how different variables affect the feasibility of a affordable housing project. Click here for more information.
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 2017 Indiana Supportive Housing Institute
IHCDA is pleased to announce that it is once again partnering with CSH to offer a 2017 Indiana Supportive Housing Institute ("2017 Institute"). The 2017 Institute will address creating supportive housing end homelessness. Teams completing the Institute will be eligible to apply for non-competitive IHCDA HOME and Housing Trust Fund grants for capital funding. Click here for more information.
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 CSH’s Supportive Housing Training Center
Your one-stop platform to access vital information to understand, create and leverage every aspect of supportive housing. CSH backs each offering and resource with over 25 years of unparalleled experience as the national leader in supportive housing. Click here for more information. Click here to access CSH's website.
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 HUD Issues New Guidance on Fair Housing Protections for People with Limited English Proficiency
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) issued "Limited English Proficiency" (LEP) guidance that addresses how the Fair Housing Act would apply to claims of housing discrimination brought by people because they do not speak, read, or write English proficiently. . Read the new limited English proficiency guidance here. For more information click here.
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Featured Project
NW RED Analyst, Dani Miller, attended the Ribbon Cutting and
Open House of Aspire Manor in Lebanon, Indiana last week. Aspire Manor is a
12 unit complex in Lebanon, Indiana and was developed by Aspire Indiana, Inc.
with IHCDA HOME funds. Aspire Indiana is a nonprofit that provides therapy,
housing, and employment services to individuals living with behavioral and
mental health disorders, addictions, and substance abuse.
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