Growing Leadership Recent appointments of new board members, including appointees by the governor, indicate an evolving leadership that might be open to strategic partnerships or new initiatives in affordable housing and community development.

Innovative Programs The launch of a first-time homebuyer pilot program combining builder-paid interest rate buydowns with established loan and down payment assistance presents opportunities to collaborate on expanding access to affordable homeownership solutions.

Strategic Partnerships Partnerships with technology companies like Esusu to leverage rent reporting for credit building showcase a focus on innovative financial solutions, opening avenues for tech-driven financing or data integration collaborations.

Community Investment Recent grants and investments into local communities, such as Pueblo, CO, suggest a potential for engaging in community-focused projects or funding initiatives that enhance affordable housing and economic development efforts.

Financial Stability With revenue between 250 million and 500 million and backed by a bond-funded model, CHFA demonstrates financial robustness, making it a reliable partner for large-scale financing and development projects in the affordable housing sector.