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The Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency is accepting bids to purchase $10 million in affordable housing tax credits, with proceeds directed toward creating or renovating an anticipated 400 affordable rental units.
Harrisburg-based PHFA announced the competitive sale on June 18, 2026, converting state-issued credits into private capital to advance the state's affordable housing pipeline.
The Bid Structure PHFA is selling the credits through a competitive process: buyers submit bids, and proceeds from the winning offers flow into housing development.
That mechanism matters because it turns a tax benefit into immediate capital — cash the agency can direct to developers without relying on traditional appropriations cycles.
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