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CHFA Mortgage Committee recommends financing and tax credits for multiple Connecticut housing projects
Summary
The Connecticut Housing Finance Authority Mortgage Committee on Jan. 20 unanimously recommended financing, a bond inducement and 2026 9% LIHTC awards for several affordable-housing projects in Berlin, Avon, Griswold and Hartford, forwarding the measures to the CHFA Board for final consideration.
The Connecticut Housing Finance Authority Mortgage Committee on Jan. 20, 2026, unanimously recommended that the CHFA Board of Directors consider financing and tax-credit approvals for multiple affordable-housing projects across the state.
Committee Chair Heidi DeWyngaert called the meeting to order at 10:03 a.m. and a roll call confirmed a quorum. Elizabeth Valigorsky presented a resolution to authorize CHFA financing for 143 Percival Avenue in Berlin; Gregory Ugalde moved the recommendation and Matthew Pugliese seconded. The committee voted by roll call and unanimously recommended the financing to the Board of Directors.
Michelle Onofrio presented a resolution authorizing a bond inducement for Avon Village in Avon. Commissioner Seila Mosquera‑Bruno moved the recommendation and Chair DeWyngaert seconded; the committee unanimously recommended the inducement to the Board.
Tre’Von Perry presented a resolution for financing Oak Tree Village II in Griswold. Gregory Ugalde moved and Sean Williams seconded; the committee unanimously recommended the financing to the Board. Perry also presented resolutions to allocate 2026 9% Low‑Income Housing Tax Credits for the Village at Park River VI‑A and VI‑B in Hartford; Chair DeWyngaert moved and Timothy Hodges seconded, and the committee unanimously recommended the LIHTC awards to the Board for consideration.
Onofrio presented a resolution to authorize CHFA to finance the acquisition of the Subsidized Housing Partners portfolio of properties located in various Connecticut towns. Chelsea Ross moved and Timothy Hodges seconded; the committee unanimously recommended the acquisition financing to the Board.
Valigorsky presented a resolution authorizing financing for Willow Creek Apartments, Rental Phase 4 in Hartford. Sean Williams moved the recommendation and Timothy Hodges seconded; the committee unanimously recommended the financing to the Board.
All motions described above were approved by roll call and forwarded to the Board of Directors for final action. No dollar amounts, loan terms, or other financing specifics were listed in the minutes for these items; those details will be available in the Board materials or financing resolutions considered at the Board meeting.
The committee is scheduled to present these recommendations to the full CHFA Board of Directors for final consideration and any formal approvals.
