Total Development Cost for Affordable Housing Under the Native American Housing Assistance and Self-Determination Act of 1996.
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This notice sets guidance on Total Development Cost (TDC) limits, the maximum funds that may be used to develop, acquire, or rehabilitate affordable housing under NAHASDA, based on current M&S/B and RSMeans cost data. It explains how HUD calculates TDC amounts, when Tribes/TDHEs may request variances to exceed the limits, and preserves prior regulatory relief for IHBG-CARES and IHBG-ARP programs. PHA/TDHE staff must ensure construction costs stay within TDC limits or obtain HUD approval, since units exceeding limits without approval will not be deemed affordable housing and related IHBG funds will be disallowed.
Key Quotes
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“This notice provides guidance on the Total Development Cost (TDC) limits—the maximum amount of funds that may be used for affordable housing”
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“Units that exceed TDC limits without HUD approval will not be deemed “affordable housing,” and all IHBG funds expended on such units will be disallowed.”
Key Dates
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- Sep 25, 2025
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