Minnesota Housing Tax Credit Program
The Minnesota Housing Finance Agency oversees the allocation of Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, a HUD affordable housing Program which provides housing developers or their investors a 10-year reduction in tax liability in exchange for capital to build affordable rental housing units. The LIHTC program has been utilized for several housing projects in Duluth and continues to be a viable funding source for affordable housing in our community. Tax credits are limited and projects compete statewide through the MHFA RFP process. For more information about MHFA’s program or to access application materials, visit them online.
To be an eligible applicant, developers proposing projects in Duluth must have the support of Duluth City Council. To allow for a thoughtful review, please provide the following materials to City Staff by April 1, 2023:
- Summary description of project and location map
- Number and types of units proposed
- Populations served by rental units
Electronic submissions can be emailed to tbajda@duluthmn.gov. If applicant is seeking a pre-commitment letter for HUD Community Development Funding, materials must be submitted by March 10, 2023.
To be an eligible applicant, developers proposing projects in Duluth must have the support of Duluth City Council. To allow for a thoughtful review, please provide the following materials to City Staff by April 1, 2022:
- Summary description of project
- Number and types of units proposed
- Populations served by rental units
- Self-scoring worksheet from MN Housing
Electronic submissions can be emailed to planning@duluthmn.gov. If applicant is seeking a pre-commitment letter for HUD Community Development Funding, materials must be submitted by March 11, 2022.
To be an eligible applicant, developers proposing projects in Duluth must have the support of Duluth City Council. To allow for a thoughtful review, please provide the following materials to City Staff by April 1, 2021:
- Summary description of project
- Number and types of units proposed
- Populations served by rental units
- Self-scoring worksheet from MN Housing
Electronic submissions can be emailed to planning@duluthmn.gov.
To be an eligible applicant, developers proposing projects in Duluth must have the support of Duluth City Council. To allow for a thoughtful review, please provide the following materials to City Staff by April 17, 2020:
- Summary description of project
- Number and types of units proposed
- Populations served by rental units
- Self-scoring worksheet from MN Housing
Electronic submissions can be emailed to planning@duluthmn.gov
| Funding Cycle | Project Name |
| 2008 Round 1 | Harbor Highlands Phase IV |
| 2010 Round 1 | Fire House Flats Redevelopment |
| 2012 Round 1 | Munger Terrace Portfolio |
| 2012 Round 2 | Munger Terrace Portfolio |
| 2013 Round 1 | Hillside Apartments |
| 2014 Round 1 | Lincoln Park Apartments |
| 2014 Round 2 | Hillside Apartments |
| 2016 Round 1 |
Gateway Tower |
| 2018 Round 1 |
Garfield Square Apartments |
| 2019 Round 2 |
Decker Dwellings |
| 2019 Round 1 |
Birchwood Apartments |
| 2020 Consolidated RFP | Brewery Creek Apartments |
| 2020 Consolidated RFP | Windwood Townhomes |
| 2021 Consolidated RFP | Skyridge Flats Senior Apartments |
| 2022 Consolidated RFP | Harbor Highlands Phase VI |
| 2022 Consolidated RFP | Wadena West Apartments |
A comprehensive list of previously funded multi-family projects is available on MN Housings website.
