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Find similar grantsTexas Capital Fund – Economic Development Fund is sponsored by Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA). The Texas Capital Fund provides grants to non-entitlement communities (typically smaller cities and rural areas) for public infrastructure projects that support business development.
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The Division of Multifamily Finance administers Competitive (9%) Housing Tax Credits , Non-Competitive (4%) Housing Tax Credits , Multifamily Mortgage Revenue Bonds , and Multifamily Direct Loans to assist in the development, preservation, and financing of affordable multifamily properties.
Multifamily Uniform Application One Uniform Multifamily Application is used to review and approve requests for funds (with the exception of Special Initiatives). An applicant requesting Housing Tax Credits, Multifamily Bonds issued by TDHCA, or Multifamily Direct Loans must complete Uniform Multifamily Application and any supplemental, program-specific forms listed by Program area below.
Applicants are encouraged to review program-specific manuals and the Rules that govern the program under which they are applying as they complete the Application. Prior year application materials or documents can be found on the Archive page. Additional program-related guidance can be found on the individual Program and FAQ pages.
Application Submission Calendar All applicants are required to set up an online account in order to submit an application. The Electronic Filing Agreement can be found under the Supporting Information section below, along with specific instructions on how to set up the account.
The Competitive 9% HTC program has a prescribed program calendar regarding application submission and other important program deadlines and can be found in the QAP . The Non-competitive 4% HTC program allows for the submission of applications on a monthly basis throughout the calendar year.
With the exception of successful Lottery applicants, a Certificate of Reservation from the Texas Bond Review Board of Private Activity Bond volume cap is required before an application can be submitted. Applicants are encouraged to review the QAP to better understand the submission requirements.
2026 4% HTC Program Application Submission Dates The Multifamily Bond program, where the Department is serving as the bond Issuer, requires submission of a pre-application based on submission dates throughout the calendar year.
2026 Multifamily Bond Pre-Application Submission Timeline Applicants requesting Multifamily Direct Loan funds should review the applicable Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) on the QAP, NOFAs and Rules page regarding application submission dates. Multifamily Property Inventory HTC Property Inventory as of July 31, 2026 A map has been provided at https://arcg.
is/19GyXC0 For purposes of the Competitive 9% HTC allocation round, the Property Inventory tab within the Site Demographics Characteristics Report should be used and can be found in the 2024 Multifamily Uniform Application Supporting Information section below. For a comprehensive property inventory that is updated monthly as Non-competitive 4% HTC applications are approved, refer to the property inventory link below.
For a list of 4% HTC applications that are submitted throughout the year please refer to the 4% HTC Bond Status Log on the Non-competitive 4% HTC page. 2026 Pre-Application Materials 2026 Bond Pre-App Submission Procedures Manual 2026 Bond Pre-Application Supplement The 2026 Pre-Application will open on January 6, 2026, at 8:00 a. m.
and closes on January 9, 2026, at 5:00 p. m. (Austin, TX local time).
It can be accessed at https://public. tdhca. state.
tx. us/htc/t_htc_pre_app. init_entry.
signup .
2026 9% HTC Pre-Application Submission System Instructions 2026 Pre-Inducement Questionnaire for Private Activity Bonds with TDHCA as the Bond Issuer 2026 Pre-Inducement Questionnaire for Qualified 501(c)(3) Bonds 2026 9% Pre-Application Tie-breaker Supplement 2026 State Housing Tax Credit Application Forms Applying for State Housing Tax Credits Intent to Apply for State Housing Tax Credits 2026 Multifamily Uniform Application Forms Uniform Application Certifications 2026 2026 Multifamily Application Procedures Manual Uniform Application 2026 – version 2026.
4. 1, released April 17, 2026 Uniform Application 2026 – version 2026. 4.
1 release notes Uniform Application 2026 – version 2026.
1 Correction instruction Uniform Application Templates 2026 2026 Multifamily Uniform Application Supporting Information 2026 Readiness to Proceed Certification 2026 Property Tax Status Certification Concerted Revitalization Plan (“CRP”) Application Packet 2026 Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO) Certification Packet 2026 4% Housing Tax Credit and Tax Exempt Bond Process Manual DRAFT 2026 Initial Ceiling Summary List of Declared Disaster Areas Quantifiable Community Participation (QCP) Neighborhood Information Packet Electronic Document Upload User Guide (MF Serv-U FTP) Electronic Filing Agreement Scope and Cost Review Supplement USDA Principal Balance Amortization Exhibit Request for Rural Designation Site Demographic Characteristics Report 2026 DRAFT – November 20, 2025.
Please note this update includes corrections to the previous draft. These corrections are described in the new “Changelog” tab of the Report. Concerned parties who review this Report must operate with the assumption that the data presented in it is not final Additional resources related to program guidance are listed on the individual program pages and the FAQs page.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Businesses in eligible non-entitlement communities of Texas where public infrastructure projects will support business development and job creation. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Texas Capital Fund – Economic Development Fund is funded by Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Texas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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