chfa monthly impact report

August Report: Data from January 1 to July 31, 2022


CHFA strengthens Colorado by investing in affordable housing and community development. CHFA’s work supports communities and creates jobs. We are proud to invest in Colorado’s success.

This monthly report provides a year-to-date snapshot of CHFA’s investments to support affordable housing and community development throughout Colorado, along with related narratives and analyses.

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CHFA

 

Homeownership

Rental Housing

Business Lending

Community Partnerships

 

homeownership

4,101

Total homeowners served with loans

Race and ethnicity


$1,423,478,607

First Mortgage Loans

$1,019,574

Down Payment
Assistance Grants

$54,393,563

Down Payment
Assistance Seconds

4,086

Homebuyer Education
Customers Served


Customers

$349,200

Median Loan Amount

682

Median Credit Score

$77,032

Median Income

100%

Median AMI

92%

First-time Homebuyers

 

rental housing

3,414

Units supported with loans, PAB, or Housing Tax Credits

CHFA supports mixed-income development in Sun Valley

Gateway South Apartments is a new 92-unit housing development consisting of 27 public housing units, 31 affordable rental housing units, and 34 market-rate units. Gateway South is part of Denver Housing Authority’s (DHA) revitalization of the Sun Valley neighborhood. DHA received a $30 million Choice Neighborhoods Implementation grant from HUD to replace 333 obsolete public housing units as part of master plan. The master plan will eventually create over 750 mixed-income units in a total of six phases.

CHFA supported Gateway South with a $6.38 million SMART loan. Gateway South was also awarded federal 9 percent Housing Tax Credits in 2018.


42

Total Developments Supported

$260,580,939

Total Loan Production

$17,600,000

Multifamily Loan Commitments


Customers

2,480

Family Units

262

Homeless Units

659

Senior Units

0

Special Needs Units

865

Preservation Units

0

Veteran Units

474

Rural Units

business lending

367

Total businesses served

St. Mary’s Academy to undergo improvements with support of bond financing

St. Mary’s Academy is an independent, Catholic coeducational preK-8 and all-girls high school in Denver, established in 1864 by the Sisters of Loretto. CHFA is supporting St. Mary’s Academy by providing $4 million in 501c3 tax-exempt bonds for a renovation and improvement project. The project includes the renovation of three science labs and lower level of the high school corridor, and artificial turf installation on the soccer and softball fields to support the academy’s long-term sustainability goals.


2,221

Total Jobs Impacted

$32,304,197

Dollars Invested


Customers

38%

Women-owned

31%

Minority-owned

15%

Women- and
Minority-owned

$56,279

Median Loan Amount

community partnerships

145

Organizations supported

Corporate Giving supports summer camp opportunities for youth in need

Village Exchange Center (VEC), located in northwest Aurora, offers its Global Village Day Camp to support youth ages five to 16, with at least 50 percent or more of spaces held for youth who are refugees and immigrants. Global Village celebrates cultural diversity, artistic creativity, and sustainable living and believes that the diversity of our communities, and the world at large, is a great strength. CHFA provided a $4,500 donation to support tuition scholarships for participants with low income.


$2,261,862

Total Giving

$1,071,420

Corporate Giving
(direct and in-kind)

$250,000

Housing Solution Grants

$798,460

Regional Community
Investment Grants

$7,231

Staff Donation Drives
and Giving and Match

$134,751

Technical Assistance

864

Staff Community
Involvement Leave and Day
of Service Hours

461

Technical Assistance Hours

spotlight

Housing Solutions Summit

The Southeast Regional Leadership Committee serving Baca, Bent, Crowley, Huerfano, Kiowa, Las Animas, Otero, and Prowers counties presented the Southeast Housing Solutions Summit on July 14th. The event focused on addressing the region’s housing stock crisis by educating, collaborating, and action-planning. CHFA was a proud sponsor.

Bankers Foundation Fundraiser

The Bankers Foundation of Colorado is a charitable organization comprised of Colorado community bankers founded in 2001 that helps individuals and families in need of financial assistance. The organization hosted a golf tournament on July 25th, which is one of its primary fundraisers. CHFA was a proud sponsor.

Club 20 Summer Meetings

Club 20 held two rounds of its annual Summer Policy Meetings, July 14th-15th and July 28th-29th. Attendees learned about current legislation and issues impacting the Western Slope region and evaluated new and existing policy resolutions. The meetings also included presentations from subject matter experts and industry leaders. CHFA was a proud sponsor.