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Minnesota Housing presents base budget and warns agency liquidity constraints require careful management

2219977 · February 4, 2025
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Commissioner Jennifer Ho and fiscal staff briefed the Senate committee on Minnesota Housing Finance Agency base funding for FY26‑27, shifts toward housing stability programs, and temporary liquidity pressures tied to deployed cash and market prepayment behavior.

Jennifer Ho, commissioner of Minnesota Housing, and Eric Olafson, the committee’s fiscal analyst, briefed senators on the agency’s FY26‑27 base budget and on short‑term liquidity dynamics.

Olafson outlined the committee’s jurisdiction (Minnesota Housing Finance Agency, housing infrastructure bonds) and noted the agency’s current biennial base of about $165.6 million for FY26‑27 after a large prior cycle of one‑time funding. He described metro sales tax transfers for rental assistance and debt service responsibilities tied to housing infrastructure bonds.

Nut graf: Commissioner Ho said the agency’s…

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