Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta to Award $1.5 Million for Affordable Housing in Maryland
(FHLBank Atlanta) announced today that it will award
developers fund 178 affordable housing units in
of more than
preserve 4,514 units of affordable housing.
FHLBank Atlanta will award the funds as part of its 2008 Affordable
Housing Program (AHP) offering. Local community developers, in partnership
with FHLBank Atlanta member institutions, will use the awards to fund three
affordable housing developments in
“Our partnerships provide tangible economic benefits to the communities we
serve by stimulating the local economy with affordable housing options and
employment opportunities,” said
director of Community Investment Services, FHLBank Atlanta.
AHP is a competitive funding program that helps develop owner-occupied and
rental housing for very low-, low-, and moderate-income families. FHLBank
Atlanta awards the funds annually to member financial institutions and their
community housing partners. AHP is a component of FHLBank Atlanta’s
affordable housing, economic development, and down-payment assistance
initiatives. For the complete list of AHP winners, visit www.fhlbatl.com/ahp.
About FHLBank
AtlantaFHLBank Atlanta offers competitively-priced financing, community
development grants, and other banking services to help more than 1,200 member
financial institutions make affordable home mortgages and provide economic
development credit to neighborhoods and communities. The Bank’s members-its
shareholders and customers-are commercial banks, credit unions, savings
institutions, thrift and loans, and insurance companies headquartered in
and the
the Federal Home Loan Bank System which since 1990 has contributed more than
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www.fhlbatl.com.
Maryland 2008 AHP Winners
City Project Member Sponsor Subsidy Total
Name units
Baltimore 1029 East Susquehanna Helping Up $1,000,000 113
Baltimore Bank Mission, Inc.
Street
Garrett Garrett First Garrett County $240,000 35
County County United Bank Community
Owner and Trust Action
Occupied Committee, Inc.
Rehab
Oakland Liberty First Garrett County $250,000 30
Square United Bank Community
and Trust Action
Committee
SOURCE Federal Home Loan Bank of