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WVHDF Releases 2021 Annual Report

The West Virginia Housing Development Fund is pleased to release the 2021 Annual Report. 

The report highlights the Fund’s continued work to make housing more affordable and accessible across the state. It also contains information about our Mountaineer Rental Assistance Program, which over the past year has awarded more than $60 million in COVID-19 relief funds to renters who demonstrate a pandemic-related economic hardship. 

The Annual Report also serves as a record for what the Fund has accomplished through its... Continue Reading

Fund Maintains Top Rating

Standard & Poor’s Rating Service has once again affirmed West Virginia Housing Development Fund’s “AAA” issuer credit rating. The “AAA” qualification is Standard & Poor’s highest ranking and the Fund is the only state housing finance agency to receive an “AAA” rating.

“I am so proud of the WVHDF for leading the nation with this rating,” said Gov. Jim Justice, who, in his role as Governor, serves as Chairman of the Fund’s Board of Directors. “The Fund... Continue Reading

Mountaineer Rental Assistance Program

Program to Offer Help for West Virginia Renters, Landlords Now Accepting Applications

CHARLESTON – Gov. Jim Justice and the West Virginia Housing Development Fund are excited to announce that a program developed to help renters and landlords impacted by COVID-19 is open and accepting applications.

The Mountaineer Rental Assistance Program offers direct financial assistance to renters who have lost their job, had their income reduced or suffered a significant cost or financial hardship because of the COVID-19 Pandemic.

“I’m incredibly excited for this program, because it’s going to enable... Continue Reading

Housing Crew in Wayne County Works to Keep Residents Safe During Storm, Power Outage

WAYNE – The winter storm that crippled Wayne County late February was brutal. High winds, heavy snow, frigid temperatures, and mass power outages crippled sections of the county for days. At one point, up to 60 percent of county residents were without power.

News reports showed ice-covered roads, uprooted trees and downed power lines.

In the face of all that, the folks who run Charter House Apartments were not going to abandon the people who live there. The apartment... Continue Reading