What does HTFC stand for?

4 million loan from the NYS Housing Trust Fund Corporation.

Last month, a drive to find tenants for a new housing development North East created in partnership with the Housing Trust Fund Corporation and the New York City Division of Housing and Community Renewal on Myrtle Avenue, brought in over 6,000 applications for just 33 units of housing.

For the last 11 years, she served in various leadership roles for New York State, including: - President, then Chair of the Housing Trust Fund Corporation - Deputy Commissioner, then Commissioner of Housing - Chair & CEO, Roosevelt Island Operating Corporation - Board Member, NY State Housing Finance Agency - Board Member, State of NY Mortgage Agency & Mortgage Insurance Fund - Board Member, NY State Affordable Housing Corporation - Board Member, Harlem Community Development Corporation - Member, Editorial Advisory Board of the Affordable Housing Finance magazine - Member, National Council of State Housing Agencies - Board of Trustees, The College of Saint Rose (her undergraduate alma mater).

5 million allocation for a 30-year, 1% loan from the New York State Housing Trust Fund Corporation under its HOME Program.

The economic recovery funds for these projects will be administered by the New York State Community Development Block Grant (NYS CDBG) program and were approved by the State s Housing Trust Fund Corporation (HTFC).

The program, which will be administered by the Housing Trust Fund Corporation and the Division of Housing and Community Renewal, will also create a community resource center to coordinate efforts between state agencies that administer main street revitalization resources and provide technical assistance.

The economic recovery funds for these projects will be administered by the New York State Community Development Block Grant ( NYS CDBG ) program and were approved by the State s Housing Trust Fund Corporation ( HTFC ).

Funding for the property was provided under the Federal Housing Tax Credit Program administered by the NYS Division of Housing and Community Renewal, with additional funding from the New York State Housing Trust Fund Corporation.