Category Archives: Low Income Housing Tax Credits

The Red Cliff Chippewa Housing Authority (RCCHA) is making great progress through a snowy winter as it continues construction in northern Wisconsin for its Red Cliff Rehab #2 development.

The Yavapai-Apache Nation Housing Authority recently celebrated the grand opening of River Way Park on the Yavapai-Apache Nation in Camp Verde, AZ.
River Way Park is a community space for residents of Low Income Housing Tax Credit development Yavapai-Apache Nation Homes #6.

Melanie Brewer recently transitioned to a new role as a project coordinator in our housing development department! For two years prior, Melanie was a key team player as an asset manager

Have you seen our 2018 Travois Conference session lineup? We’re confident our two-day training will send you home with the knowledge, positivity, determination (and the best team around!) 

High Country News, a nonprofit media organization that publishes a print and online magazine on the American West, has recently broadened its coverage of tribal affairs.

After a development is funded, construction is completed, and homes are rented to families, the hard work continues: managing and maintaining the homes.

We’ve been busy organizing the details of our 18th Annual Travois Indian Country Affordable Housing & Economic Development Conference in Marina del Rey, CA, and we’re excited to share details about this year’s welcome reception!
We’ll be stepping aboard the Dandeana, a sleek, tri-level b

Tribal housing professionals have the opportunity to gain a unique national certification that acknowledges expertise in both the Native American Housing Assistance and Self-Determination Act

The University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law Alumni Magazine, Res Ipsa, is focusing its most recent issue on UMKC alumni who work to develop housing and community spaces for those in need. Res Ipsa is Latin for “It Speaks for Itself.

The year 2017 ended with great news! The Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLB) of Des Moines awarded additional funding to three tribal developments through the Affordable Housing Program (AHP).