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Find similar grantsCommunity Housing Fund (CHF) is sponsored by Clark County, Nevada. The Community Housing Fund was created to address the urgent need for housing for low- to moderate-income residents in Southern Nevada. It provides gap financing for new construction and rehabilitation of affordable and attainable rental housing.
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Community Housing Fund | Official Clark County Website Welcome Home Community Housing Fund Projects Select a red location marker to view project details. (map may take a few seconds to load) https://ccgismo. maps.
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page/assets/images/residents/community_housing_fund/videowithplaybutton. png In Spring of 2022, the Welcome Home Program and Clark County’s Community Housing Fund (CHF) were created to address the urgent need for housing for low-to moderate-income residents in Southern Nevada, including families, seniors, and those who are employed but unable to find housing they can afford.
Since then, the Board of County Commissioners has approved CHF funding of nearly $250 million for 45 housing developments across our community, both new construction and rehab, to ensure that Clark County residents have safe, modern, and most importantly, affordable places to call home.
These Welcome Home funds are the first of their kind provided by a local government in Nevada and are helping to build or maintain approximately 5,300 units of affordable and attainable rental housing. The funds were provided to projects that needed gap financing to supplement federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credits and other financing sources.
In addition to the CHF fund, the Clark County Community Housing Office (CHO) also administers the County’s HOME, HOME-ARP, Private Activity Bonds, and other programs that support the development of affordable housing. Since 2021 these programs collectively have supported approximately 5,600 units of permanent affordable and supportive housing through nearly $300 million in funding from Clark County.
Additional future Welcome Home programs include a Community Land Trust for affordable homeownership, continued annual CHF funding rounds, and opportunities for affordable housing development on county-owned and BLM land. Current Welcome Home and Community Housing Office Initiatives The 2026 Private Activity Bond Application is now Closed. Find Program Guidelines and Application from prior years HERE .
The 2025 Welcome Home CHF funding round is now Closed . The Program Guide from past applications can be found HERE . The 2026‑2027 HOME/AAHTF funding round is now Closed .
The Program Guide from past applications can be found HERE . Clark County is making a BLM-owned site available for the development of affordable rental housing. The application to apply for this site also includes an opportunity to receive CHF and off-cycle HOME/AAHTF funds for development.
The Program Guide and Application Instructions can be found here: Flamingo & Riley Application . This application is now closed. The above applications are for the development and rehabilitation of affordable housing.
They are not to assist with housing for individuals and families. If you need rental housing assistance and/or are facing homelessness, please contact Clark County Social Services at (702)455-4270. The Welcome Home Community Land Trust (CLT) provides homeownership opportunities for low to moderate income first-time homebuyers in Clark County.
The County expects to rollout this program in late 2025 and open applications for homebuyers in Q2 2026. If you would like to receive more information about the CLT as it becomes available, please email CCCLT@ClarkCountyNV. gov .
Through our Community Housing Office, Clark County manages our Private Activity Bond Cap and HUD HOME funds . Both programs are available to affordable housing developers. Planning and Development Incentives for Affordable Housing Clark County Affordable Housing Rehabilitation Standards Our Social Service Department provides other resources for residents in need of housing and assistance .
To receive information about future CHF funding rounds and other opportunities, or for questions about the CHF, please email: CHF@ClarkCountyNV. gov . For information and inquiries about the Welcome Home Community Land Trust, please email: CCCLT@clarkcountynv.
gov .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Projects needing gap financing to supplement federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credits and other financing sources for affordable housing development. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows nearly $250 million approved for 45 housing developments. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Community Housing Fund (CHF) is funded by Clark County, Nevada. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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