Low Income Housing Tax Credits & Preservation in Hawaii, 2014

Hawaii's 2014 Qualified Allocation Plans awards points for projects with project-based rental subsidies. 

Hawaii’s 2014 QAP awards up to 8 points for a project that will receive project-based rental assistance subsidies. Eligible programs include, but are not limited to, USDA Section 515 or Section 8 programs. The number of points awarded depends on how many of the apartments have project-based subsidies.

Click here to view HI's 2014 LIHTC Qualified Allocation Plan and application information
Contributed By: 
National Housing Trust
Hawaii
Low Income Housing Tax Credit (9%)
Preservation in Qualified Allocation Plan

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