Category Archives: Low Income Housing Tax Credits

There’s one week until the AMERIND/National American Indian Housing Council (NAIHC) Annual Convention & Trade Show!

Supporters and proponents of the Capital Magnet Fund (CMF), like Travois, are applauding two recent pieces of good news about the program.

This year at Travois, we are celebrating our 20th anniversary, and I am proud to have been a part of this company for 10 years, half of that time. In the last decade, I have had the privilege of helping clients to develop new and rehabilitated housing all across Indian Country.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) released the income limits for 2015 recently.

(Article co-authored by Adam Teefey, architect)
The Warm Springs Housing Authority recently closed with its equity investor, Prestige Affordable Housing Equity Partners

What happened to the first two months of 2015? I had an opportunity to look at the calendar today and realized we are getting ready to close out the month of February.

Tribal college students and their young families will have more options for housing, thanks to the Little Priest Tribal College’s much-anticipated award of 2015 Low-Income Housing Tax Credits

To our friends and partners across Indian Country, I offer heartfelt congratulations.
During the 20 years Travois has been in business, American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian organizations have used our services to develop more than $1 billion in projects.

A charette (pronounced “shuh-ret”) is an intense period of design activity.

In our new informational video, Greg Bland, environmental services director, explains two types of environmental reports