CHFA leverages its financial strength in partnership with public and private investors. The result is that nearly 145,000 Connecticut residents have purchased their first homes with a CHFA below-market interest rate mortgage, allowing them to begin building their financial futures. Additionally, CHFA's investments have built or renovated the affordable multifamily apartments that hundreds of thousands of state residents call home.
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The table below shows checkbook-level expenses of Connecticut Housing Finance Authority in fiscal year 2023. This data includes total received payments for expenses. Some agencies, but not all, may also include investments, bond payments, and line of credit repayment activity. Click on a table row to see individual payments with dates for that recipient/vendor. You can sort all columns by clicking on the header.