Diagonal Plaza receives federal tax credits for affordable housing project
BOULDER — Boulder Housing Partners will be one of 12 housing developers in the state to receive 9% federal and state housing tax credits for its project at Diagonal Plaza.
The agency plans to build 73 affordable homes on the blighted parking lot at 2850 Iris Ave.
The tax credits are extended by the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority; the credits are worth as much as $13 million to help finance the two-building apartment complex.
The Diagonal Plaza redevelopment will consist of…
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