Applicant: project to target 30%–80% of AMI and pursue LIHTC and district gap financing
July 20, 2026 | Office of Zoning, Agencies, Organizations, Executive, District of Columbia
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Commissioners asked about the proposed affordability levels and financing status for the redevelopment. The applicant said units would range from roughly 30% to 80% of area median income to align with DHCD scoring for affordable housing applications and to maximize eligibility for tax credit programs.
The applicant said they have received a green light on a portion of financing tied to state low‑income housing tax credits and continue to seek DHCD gap financing and other subsidies, including local rent supplement programs. Final unit affordability totals and the completion schedule are contingent on securing those subsidies.
The applicant said they have received a green light on a portion of financing tied to state low‑income housing tax credits and continue to seek DHCD gap financing and other subsidies, including local rent supplement programs. Final unit affordability totals and the completion schedule are contingent on securing those subsidies.
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