Basis Radar

Texas — Capital events & subsidy flows by year

Event-dated aggregates from the benchmark-validated series (year-15 counts validated within ~3% of Novogradac; Section 8 stock within 1% of NLIHC). Properties that exited the LIHTC program are excluded from LIHTC waves. National view →

LIHTC year-15 wave

In-program properties only; year 15 is the equity-exit decision point.

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YearLow-Income UnitsCount
2002 36 1
2004 570 14
2005 2,504 47
2006 2,566 39
2007 1,646 29
2008 2,591 50
2009 8,854 74
2010 5,926 39
2011 4,498 38
2012 4,425 53
2013 5,391 52
2014 2,907 36
2015 5,734 54
2016 6,536 59
2017 9,904 88
2018 13,381 88
2019 12,576 92
2020 12,292 98
2021 11,959 92
2022 2,750 23
2023 3,258 20
2024 4,677 47
2025 7,529 70
2026 7,021 73
2027 4,678 47
2028 4,087 36
2029 4,689 59
2030 4,015 79
2031 5,870 50
2032 3,646 38
2033 3,078 26
2034 7,300 71
2035 8,277 64
2036 10,457 80
2037 928 9

Extended-use endings

Dates use the 30-year federal floor (or filed longer periods) — near-term totals overstate reality until state-reported periods are layered in; the wave shape is directionally sound.

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YearLow-Income UnitsCount
2017 36 1
2019 570 14
2020 2,504 47
2021 2,566 39
2022 1,646 29
2023 2,591 50
2024 8,854 74
2025 5,926 39
2026 4,498 38
2027 4,425 53
2028 5,391 52
2029 2,907 36
2030 5,734 54
2031 6,536 59
2032 9,904 88
2033 13,381 88
2034 12,576 92
2035 12,292 98
2036 11,959 92
2037 2,750 23
2038 3,258 20
2039 4,677 47
2040 7,529 70
2041 7,021 73
2042 4,678 47
2043 4,087 36
2044 4,617 58
2045 4,015 79

HAP contract expirations

Active project-based Section 8 family contracts, by full-term expiration year.

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YearAssisted UnitsCount
2026 2,245 87
2027 2,601 52
2028 3,409 60
2029 3,339 66
2030 3,259 48
2031 2,572 40
2032 2,270 30
2033 1,425 26
2034 3,158 43
2035 3,779 43
2036 3,053 43
2037 2,672 42
2038 4,847 85
2039 4,638 88
2040 3,712 51
2041 2,487 29
2042 3,139 36
2043 4,030 46
2044 4,337 52
2045 5,132 48

Published debt maturities

FHA-insured and USDA loans only — conventional, bond, and agency debt is not on public record.

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YearRemaining PrincipalCount
2023 1
2025 2
2027 $4.1M 5
2028 $1.9M 9
2029 20
2030 34
2031 39
2032 $3.9M 33
2033 $268,484 24
2034 $1.3M 30
2035 $1.6M 29
2036 $1.8M 39
2037 $2.1M 21
2038 17
2039 $30.1M 28
2040 $15.5M 28
2041 $17.8M 26
2042 $41.9M 30
2043 $16.5M 34
2044 $20.7M 32
2045 $19.7M 27

HOME/CDBG dollars landed

By IDIS completion year; HOME 5+ unit activities and CDBG activities matched to tracked properties — a floor, not a census.

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YearActivity DollarsCount
2000 $17.8M 38
2001 $16.1M 24
2002 $13.7M 26
2003 $14.3M 27
2004 $11.2M 20
2005 $12.2M 21
2006 $23.6M 33
2007 $21.3M 40
2008 $16.1M 23
2009 $23.1M 23
2010 $39.8M 31
2011 $139M 67
2012 $75.8M 52
2013 $27.9M 32
2014 $47.3M 45
2015 $41.6M 30
2016 $31.2M 29
2017 $43.2M 34
2018 $29M 26
2019 $23.6M 18
2020 $22.3M 14
2021 $19.8M 14
2022 $25.4M 12
2023 $22.7M 18
2024 $26M 16
2025 $47.2M 23
2026 $7.7M 3

Tax-exempt bond awards tracked

Confirmed multifamily volume-cap allocations from state bond logs and board records, by award date. A tracked floor, not a census — coverage varies by state and reaches only as far back as each source publishes.

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YearAward DollarsCount
2022 $690.1M 24
2023 $859.2M 29
2024 $694.8M 24
2025 $905M 27
2026 $637.5M 19

Methodology and reconciliation against published figures: see the glossary. Filter, sort, and drill into properties in the application.