Rental Housing: Preservation and Rehabilitation
Recognizes programs that best preserve or rehabilitate affordable rental housing.
Note: Individual developments are not eligible for an award.
Judging Criteria
Rental Housing entries will be judged on the degree to which they:
- Are innovative
- Are replicable
- Respond to an important state housing need
- Demonstrate measurable benefits to HFA targeted customers
- Have a proven track record of success in the marketplace
- Provide benefits that outweigh costs
- Demonstrate effective use of resources
- Effectively employ partnerships
- Achieve strategic objectives
If you have questions, please email awards@ncsha.org or call 202-624-7710.
2018 Winner
Minnesota Housing
2018 Entries
MassHousing:
Preserving the 13A Portfolio in Massachusetts
MassHousingās preservation efforts for thousands of housing units financed under the stateās 13A Program.
Minnesota Housing:
Publicly Owned Housing Program
Publicly Owned Housing Program provides no-interest, deferred, forgivable loans to preserve publicly owned housing.
New York City Housing Development Corporation:
The MitchellāLama Reinvestment Program
Innovative program that encourages existing developments to address capital repairs while minimizing negative financial burdens.
New York State Homes and Community Renewal:
Adaptive Reuse: From Outmoded to Occupied ā Re-Energizing Communities by Preserving Their History
Adaptive reuse of significant, historic buildings into mixed-use developments is transforming downtowns and enriching lives.
Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority:
The Restoration of the Germania Building in Milwaukee
The preservation and redevelopment of the 122-year-old Germania Building in Milwaukee.