Moderate Income Housing
Case Study
In Pittsburg, job growth is creating a need for more housing. KHRC and city officials have used the Moderate Income Housing Program to redevelop a city block that was once the site of an elementary school. MIH funding was used to relocate water and sewer lines and provide homebuyer assistance for the development of 10 single-family homes at an average cost of $166,750 each.
Former elementary school site converted to ten single-family homes, Pittsburg, Kansas
Program Description
The Moderate Income Housing program serves the needs of moderate-income households that don’t qualify for federal housing assistance. MIH grants and/or loans are awarded to cities and counties to develop multi-family rental units and single-family for-purchase homes in communities with populations fewer than 60,000 people.
Learn more about the MIH program.
Audience Served
Cities and counties with populations fewer than 60,000 are eligible for the Moderate Income Housing Program.
Projects in counties with populations fewer than 75,000 are eligible for the Kansas Housing Investor Tax Credit program.
Funding Source
State Housing Trust Fund, American Rescue Plan Act, and Kansas Housing Investor Tax Credit, administered by KHRC.
How To Apply
The 2023 Round 1 MIH, KHITC, and MIH-ARPA application cycle is closed. 2023 Round 1 Awards will be announced in early April 2023.
The 2023 Round 2 MIH, KHITC, and MIH-ARPA Requests for Proposals (RFPs) are expected to be released in April 2023 with Applications due in June 2023.
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