About this Dataset

Louisville Metro KY - ARP-0023 Louisville Affordable Housing Trust Fund

The Louisville Affordable Housing Trust Fund (LAHTF) was created in 2008 as a vehicle for the investment of public funds into much-needed affordable housing for the Louisville Metro community. This was needed for seniors and others on fixed incomes, for young families just starting out, for veterans, and for working people whose wages are not enough to afford market rate housing in Louisville. The LAHTF was founded on the principle that a place to call home opens the door to opportunity, and that the whole community does better when everyone has a decent place to call home.

LAHTF will use its funds to issue loans for affordable housing developments. The LAHTF facilitates the development and rehabilitation of decent, affordable housing by making grants and loans, providing technical support, and enabling builders and developers to construct affordable housing with less financial risk. These funds will be used to increase the number of affordable housing units in the city of Louisville, with special incentives for 0-30% AMI households.**
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Field Name	Field Type	Field Description
Project_Name	String	The project title
Developer	String	The organization implementing the project
Amount	Integer	The amount appropriated to the housing project
Address	String	The address of the housing project
Number_of_Units	Integer	More information about the project
Organization: Louisville Metro Government
Last updated: 2025-07-30T14:25:01.502582
Tags: american-rescue-plan-louisville, american-rescue-plan-louisville-priorities, arp, arp-homelessness-and-affordable-housing, arp-louisville-ky, data-visualization, homelessness-and-affordable-housing, jefferson-county, kentucky, lat, louisville, louisville-affordable-housing-trust-funds, louisville-metro, louisville-metro-ky, modp, open-data, recent_odp

Tables

Table 1

@usgov.louisville_metro_government_louisville_metro_ky_arp_00_f8c6ecbe.table_1

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7 rows
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CREATE TABLE table_1 (
  "x" DOUBLE,
  "y" DOUBLE,
  "project_name" VARCHAR,
  "developer" VARCHAR,
  "amount" BIGINT,
  "address" VARCHAR,
  "number_of_units" BIGINT,
  "objectid" BIGINT,
  "fid" BIGINT
);