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 subject area that you would like to read more about please let us know.
Federal Programs & HTF Rent and Income Limits
The 2017 Federal Program Income and Rent limits were released by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) with an effective date of June 15, 2017. The income limits apply to the HOME, CDBG, CDBG-D, NSP, Development Fund, NAP, HOPWA, and TBRA programs administered by IHCDA. The rent limits apply to the HOME, CDBG, CDBG-D, NSP, and Development Fund programs administered by IHCDA. Housing Trust Fund limited are located on the chart for HTF projects.
Click here to access the notice (RED 17-34).
RED Regional Meetings
The IHCDA Real Estate Production Team is visiting each of the four regions of Indiana to host annual outreach meetings. The first two meetings took place in Nashville and Columbus on June 7 and 27, respectively.
The final two meetings will take place in:
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Lafayette - July 18
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Huntington - July 25
If you are interested in attending a meeting, please RSVP to Elizabeth Murray at emurray@ihcda.in.gov. IHCDA also invites our partners to inform the regional meeting agenda; please send questions or topics to Samantha Spergel at sspergel@ihcda.in.gov.
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Environmental Review Record and Section 106 Historic Review Updates
Most of the federal funding sources in the IHCDA Real Estate Department (CDBG, CDBG Disaster, HOME, HOME Tenant Based Rental Assistance, Housing Trust Fund, and Neighborhood Assistance Program) require environmental and historic reviews before federal funds can be utilized. A notice was released last month to inform about three changes to the Environmental Review Record (ERR) and Section 106 Historic Review processes.
These changes include:
- Updated User's Guide
- ERR and Section 106 Website
- Third Party Reviewer
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Creative Placemaking Workshop
We were excited to help the Indiana Arts Commission with their Lighter, Quicker, Cheaper pop up public space at their Creative Placemaking Workshop last month. Activation elements for the space, which is adjacent to the SPEA building at IUPUI, include seating, art and space for lawn games.
Want to find out more about placemaking? Click here to visit the webpage for Placemaking Indiana.
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