Michigan State Housing Development Authority Regular Authority Meeting
The board discussed and authorized several key items, including the sale and partial release of property for Lakewood Apartments, modifications to the income and rent restrictions for Reitz Park Village to implement an income averaging method, and an inducement resolution for the acquisition and rehabilitation of Village Park Apartments. Additionally, the board approved a resolution of appreciation for Jennifer Grau.
Oct 15, 2026·Board meeting
Michigan State Housing Development Authority Regular Authority Meeting Minutes
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The board meeting focused on several key administrative and development actions, including welcoming new members and recognizing a former member with a resolution of appreciation. Voting items covered the authorization of bond issues for multi-family housing projects, specifically Farmington Place, North Hill Farms, and Summer Place. The board also approved resolutions related to the State Housing Opportunity Tax Credit Program and the amended and restated Pass-Through Program. Additionally, the Executive Director highlighted a recent housing conference and ongoing work on the LIHTC program.
Sep 17, 2026·Board meeting
Michigan State Housing Development Authority Regular Authority Meeting
The meeting included the approval of various agenda items and a consent agenda. The Board approved the tenth amendment to a contract with Holland & Knight, LLP, an extension to the contract with JDickie Management, LLC, and the allocation plan for the Housing and Community Development Fund. Additionally, the Board authorized the issuance and sale of Single-Family Mortgage Revenue Bonds for the 2026 Series C and D. Resolutions were also approved to extend the lapse date for Harmony Grove Townhomes and authorize the issuance and sale of Multifamily Housing Revenue Bonds for the 4% Westland Apartments project and The Monarch Apartments project. Finally, the Board determined mortgage loan feasibility and authorized a mortgage loan for the Skyview at Lee project.
