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From the Executive Director
Over the last several months, NDHFA has been working in partnership with NDSU’s Center for Social Research on an update to the Statewide Housing Needs Assessment which was released in 2022. The focus of this updated study is to examine the ongoing shifts in the state’s housing landscape, shedding light on key factors that influence housing dynamics, such as population growth, income levels, demographic changes, and affordability issues. READ MORE
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NDHFA Named One of the 2025 Best Mortgage Companies to Work for
- NDHFA has been ranked as one of the Best Mortgage Companies to Work for by National Mortgage News for 2025.
- “Our housing partners continue to share our programs with buyers and that led us to help 4,124 individuals and families successfully purchase a home in 2024.” said Brandon Dettlaff, NDHFA Homeownership Division Director
- This is the fourth year NDHFA has received this ranking. READ MORE
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NDHFA's 2024 Annual Report Now Available
From homelessness to homeownership, we strive to meet the diverse needs of individuals and families to ensure that everyone has access to safe, decent, and affordable housing in communities across the state. READ MORE
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Homeless Continuum of Care Receives Competitive Grant
- The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development awarded a $3.3 million competitive grant to North Dakota’s Homeless Continuum of Care (CoC).
- The grant supports: twenty-one projects that provide housing and services to individuals and families experiencing homelessness.
- A Homeless Management Information System used to collect housing and services data to help guide CoC efficacy.
- Funding for CoC planning to support coordination and system development. READ MORE
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Agency Recognizes Partners Who Promote Affordable Homeownership
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Aging Baby Boomers Will Drive Future Housing Needs
- A Statewide Housing Needs Assessment has been released by researchers at NDSU in partnership with NDHFA. The 2024 study covers updates in housing trends since the 2022 Housing Needs Assessment.
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“One major takeaway from this study is the increased need for housing available to meet the needs of an aging population,” said NDHFA Executive Director Dave Flohr. “While the state’s economy is strong, housing affordability remains an issue, and the development of new housing should consider the needs of aging populations as well as lower-income working households.”
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Based on populational growth and other factors, the state would need to add an additional 20,000 single- and multifamily units by 2027, a 6% increase from 2022. READ MORE
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