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The West Virginia Housing Development Fund recently installed a payment drop box for customers who would like to make their mortgage payments after normal business hours. The drop box, like the Fund’s office, is located at 5710 MacCorkle Ave SE. in Charleston. The drop box can be found to the right of the main entrance gate, inset in the large brick pillar.
The Fund moved into their current location in August 2011. The building, which was designed by ZMM Architects... Continue Reading
ELKINS – Solar powered hot-water heaters. Locally-sourced wood products. A rain garden.
Those are just some of the features of the Porter Triplex, a LEED-for-Homes energy efficient multi-family housing unit financed through the West Virginia Housing Development Fund’s HOME Program.
“The Porter Triplex is not only a wonderful project, it will be a great home to three families,” said Erica Boggess, the Fund’s Executive Director. “We’re proud to... Continue Reading
TERRA ALTA – Jean Powell can very succinctly sum up her experience at Park Side Apartments, a recently opened senior housing development in Preston County.
“I just love it here,” she said during the recent open house and ribbon cutting celebration at the complex. “I love all my neighbors. This is such a wonderful place.”
Jean has been living at Park Side, which was funded partly through a... Continue Reading
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – The West Virginia Housing Development Fund is honored to partner with Barlett House on their new West Run Project. The facility, which is located at 10 West Run Road, will help homeless families and individuals get back on their feet by providing them with safe, affordable housing.
The development will include 16 one-bedroom apartments, four two-bedroom apartments, a dining room and... Continue Reading
The West Virginia Housing Development Fund’s new office in Charleston has been recognized by the West Virginia Chapter of the American Institute of Architects with the 2012 Honor Award for Excellence in Architecture.
The building, which was designed by ZMM Architects and Engineers of Charleston, is located in the Kanawha City neighborhood on a former Brownfield site. Home to 100 employees, the building features a state-of-the-art board room and... Continue Reading