THDA unveils data-driven LIHTC site-selection tool; developers urge delay to QAP changes
THDA presented a research-based map and site-selection approach for 9% LIHTC allocations and scheduled an afternoon developers' meeting; a public commenter and several board members urged THDA to keep the 2026 QAP location score and postpone changes until 2027 so developers can adapt.
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The Tennessee Housing Development Agency on March 25 presented a new research-based, data-driven approach to site selection for 9% Low-Income Housing Tax Credits and invited developer feedback at an open meeting scheduled the same day.
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