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Low-income housing tax credits in Texas: achievements and challenges

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As the LIHTC program faces the biggest challenges of its nearly 25-year history, it's imperative to look holistically at the evolution and distribution patterns of this housing production program. This issue provides a program overview, a current market-condition analysis and an update on recent regulatory changes.

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Article provided by Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas in its journal Banking and Community Perspectives.

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Keywords: Tax credits ; Rental housing ; Community development ; Housing - Prices ; Texas;

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