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In January, AHFC published the FY2025 Annual Report. Learn about the people building communities in Alaska.
A combination of federal and state funds has allowed AHFC to embark on a once-in-a-generation opportunity to incentivize local governments in Western and Southeast Alaska with incentives for new housing construction.
Alaska Housing Finance Corporation stands with our neighbors across Western Alaska — the individuals, families and communities — who have been impacted by Typhoon Halong. Our hearts are with every Alaskan experiencing loss or displacement in the wake of this disaster.
Neighbors helping neighbors is foundational to the Alaska way of life: it is truly the essence of communities statewide. For Alaska Housing Finance Corporation and its subsidiary, the Alaska Corporation for Affordable Housing, this ethos is synonymous with the mission to provide Alaskans access to safe, quality, affordable housing.
Nationwide, building industry experts are exploring the potential benefits of 3D printed homes. Alaska Housing has been partnering with others to investigate this innovative concept and test its viability against Alaska’s severe weather patterns.
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Swing by AHFC's booth at a home show this spring to learn about homebuying tools for Alaskans.
Alaskan homebuyers: find out how you can purchase a home with a down payment as low as 3%!
Here are tips to be a great tenant and build a positive relationship with your landlord and neighbors.
If you are building or purchasing a newly constructed, owner-occupied home that meets 5-Star Plus or higher energy efficiency standard, you could be eligible for $10,000 through AHFC’s New Home Construction Rebate. Apply today!
AHFC Regional Manager John covers a lot of ground in his work leading and supporting a dedicated team of public housing employees in communities across Alaska. He does it all with the goal of helping people get into housing.
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