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Tag: PFCs

HB 21 closes loopholes and requires greater affordability for Housing Finance Corporations tax exemption

Housing, State issues, Subsidized Housing•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted July 3, 2025

In Texas’ 89th Legislature, HB 21 significantly reformed Tax Exempt Private Partnerships (TEPPs) for affordable multifamily rental housing development. The…

Tags: hfcs, lege25, PFCs, Tax Exemption

Public Facility Corporations were majorly reformed in the 88th Texas Legislature. What changed and why is it important?

State issues, Subsidized Housing, Tenant Rights•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted July 5, 2023

Public Facility Corporations, or PFCs, are an important but complex new tool for producing affordable multifamily rental housing in Texas.…

Tags: lege23, PFCs, Public facility corporations

Podcast Episode 29: The Trouble With PFCs

A Little Louder•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted October 9, 2020

After taking the summer off, A Little Louder is back on the air! Though there are only a few months…

Tags: A Little Louder, PFCs, Public facility corporations
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