Requests For Proposals

The Stable Housing Organization Relief Program (SHORP) is a state appropriated program to support eligible rental housing owners that have experienced significant detrimental financial impacts due to recent economic and social conditions. Learn more about the Stable Housing Organization Relief Program.

Many of Minnesota Housing’s multifamily capital funding resources are awarded through the annual Multifamily Consolidated RFP/Housing Tax Credits (HTC) Round 1, which integrates multiple housing resources into one application process, including deferred loans, HTCs, and amortizing first mortgages. Learn more and apply.

The purpose of the Rental Rehabilitation Deferred Loan (RRDL) Program is to provide resources to rehabilitate existing rental housing in Greater Minnesota so that affordability is preserved and low-and moderate-income households have access to decent housing that is convenient to jobs, transportation, and essential services.

Applications for the RRDL funding are now being accepted.  The application deadline is Friday, June 9, 2023 by 5:00 p.m. (CT).

 Learn more about RRDL Program and how to apply.

The 2025 Housing Tax Credit Round 2 is now open. Applications are due February 13, 2025. Visit the Housing Tax Credit Round 2 webpage for more information.

Minnesota Housing is now accepting applications for the High-Rise Sprinkler System (HRSS) Grant Program (HRSS Program) that was established to install Sprinkler Systems in Eligible High-Rise Residential Buildings as described in Minnesota Laws 2023, chapter 37, article 2, section 10. Up to $6 million in funding is available for the December 2025 – December 2027 grant period and will be distributed as grants through a competitive request for proposals (RFP) process in accordance with the policies  established by the Minnesota Department of Administration Office of Grants Management (OGM).

The application deadline is 12:00 p.m. (noon) Central Time on Monday, November 4, 2024.

Learn more about the High-Rise Sprinkler System Program and how to apply.

Minnesota is currently accepting pre-applications and starting Tuesday, January 14, 2025, will begin accepting full applications for an award of 2025 4% Only HTCs (42M). Minnesota has different allocating agencies for the distribution of tax-exempt volume limited bonding authority, including Minnesota Management and Budget (MMB).  Projects that apply and receive bonding authority from MMB's housing or unified pools are eligible to subsequently apply to Minnesota Housing for an award of 4% HTC.

A full and complete application for a preliminary determination of eligibility for 4% Only Housing Tax Credit (42M) must be submitted at least 60 days prior to bond issuance.

Optional: Pre-applications are accepted 30 days prior to submitting the full 4% Only Housing Tax Credit (42M) application for a preliminary predictive cost model and scoring determination.

Learn more 4% HTC and apply today.

• During Round 1, known as the annual Multifamily Consolidated RFP/HTC round 1, when much of our other funding is also available, and
• During Round 2, which is generally a smaller round of allocating the remaining available HTCs for the year. Learn more about the HTC Round 2 application process and apply now.

Minnesota Housing is currently accepting applications for funding availability of up to $41 million in General Obligation (GO) bond proceeds to help finance public housing rehabilitation costs. These funds are administered through a one-time Publicly Owned Housing Program (POHP) Request for Proposals (RFP).

Applications are due on Wednesday, March 6, 2024, 12:00 p.m. Central Time

POHP is a competitive funding program that uses the proceeds of General Obligation (GO) bonds to provide financing in the form of a 20-year deferred, forgivable loans for the rehabilitation and preservation of public housing. Learn more about the POHP Program and how to apply for funding.

The State Housing Tax Credit Program and Contribution Fund (SHTC Contribution Fund) is a new statewide program that provides funding to help finance affordable housing developments and is funded entirely by taxpayer contributions. Funds contributed to the General Contribution Pool are awarded through a competitive request for proposals (RFP) process. The 2024 SHTC Contribution Fund RFP is now open. Learn more and apply. 

Minnesota Housing is currently accepting applications for funding availability of up to $39 million in deferred funding for the 2024 WHDP Request for Proposals (RFP), which is all the biennial funding available for 2023/2024 for the WHDP. Funds are available to build market rate residential rental properties in communities with proven job growth and demand for workforce rental housing. These funds will be administered through a competitive RFP process, and application materials are now available.

Applications are due on Tuesday, April 30, 2024 at noon Central time.

WHDP funds are available as unsecured, zero-interest 3-year deferred forgivable loans. Learn more about the WHDP and how to apply for funding.

The Multifamily Consolidated Request for Proposal (RFP)/Housing Tax Credits (HTC) Round 1 coordinates multiple housing resources into one application process, including HTC, amortizing first mortgages, and deferred loans. Most of our resources are awarded through the Consolidated RFP, which is offered once a year. Learn more about Consolidated RFP and HTC Round 1.

The High-Rise Sprinkler System Grant Program (HRSS Program) was established in Minnesota Session Laws 2023, Regular Session, chapter 37, article 2, section 10 as a grant program to install sprinkler systems in eligible high-rise residential buildings.

Learn more about the High-Rise Sprinkler System Program

Minnesota is currently accepting pre-applications and full applications for an award of 2024 4% Only HTCs (42M). Minnesota has different allocating agencies for the distribution of tax-exempt volume limited bonding authority, including Minnesota Management and Budget (MMB).  Projects that apply and receive bonding authority from MMB's housing or unified pools are eligible to subsequently apply to Minnesota Housing for an award of 4% HTC.

A full and complete application for a preliminary determination of eligibility for 4% Only Housing Tax Credit (42M) must be submitted at least 60 days prior to bond issuance.

Optional: Pre-applications are accepted 30 days prior to submitting the full 4% Only Housing Tax Credit (42M) application for a preliminary predictive cost model and scoring determination.

Learn more 4% HTC and apply today.

• During Round 1, known as the annual Multifamily Consolidated RFP/HTC Round 1, when much of our other funding is available, and
• During Round 2, which is generally a smaller round allocating the remaining available HTCs for the year.  Learn more about the HTC Round 2 process.

A competitive funding program that uses the proceeds of General Obligation (GO) bonds to provide financing in the form of a 20-year deferred, forgivable loans for the rehabilitation and preservation of public housing. Learn more about POHP program.

The purpose of the Rental Rehabilitation Deferred Loan (RRDL) Program is to provide resources to rehabilitate existing rental housing in Greater Minnesota so that affordability is preserved and low and moderate income households have access to decent housing that is convenient to jobs, transportation, and essential services. Learn more about RRDL.

The program is a new way to help finance multifamily and single-family housing throughout the state of Minnesota. Learn more about SHTC program.

The Workforce Housing Development Program (WHDP) is a competitive funding program targets small to medium-sized cities, communities, or areas in Greater Minnesota with rental workforce housing needs. Learn more about WHDP program.