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The New Home Construction Rebate is a targeted investment designed to increase housing inventory while ensuring that new homes meet modern efficiency standards, benefitting Alaska families for decades.
Alaska Housing Finance Corporation is offering 11 plots of land in the Mat-Su and Fairbanks at no cost to Alaska homebuilders, contractors and property developers to facilitate the creation of new housing. Housing developers are invited to submit their interest by April 24, 2026.
In January, AHFC published the FY2025 Annual Report. Learn about the people building communities in Alaska.
A combination of federal and state funds has allowed AHFC to embark on a once-in-a-generation opportunity to incentivize local governments in Western and Southeast Alaska with incentives for new housing construction.
Alaska Housing Finance Corporation stands with our neighbors across Western Alaska — the individuals, families and communities — who have been impacted by Typhoon Halong. Our hearts are with every Alaskan experiencing loss or displacement in the wake of this disaster.
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At AHFC headquarters, an experienced, reliable accounting team works quietly behind the scenes to make sure that bills are paid, the corporation’s work gets done and every transaction is accounted for.
Scholarship awardees can receive assistance up to $2,500 to help them achieve a variety of career goals — from technical training to college tuition.
The New Home Construction Rebate is a targeted investment designed to increase housing inventory while ensuring that new homes meet modern efficiency standards, benefitting Alaska families for decades.
Alaska Housing Finance Corporation is offering 11 plots of land in the Mat-Su and Fairbanks at no cost to Alaska homebuilders, contractors and property developers to facilitate the creation of new housing. Housing developers are invited to submit their interest by April 24, 2026.
In October 2025, when Typhoon Halong hit Western Alaska, entire communities were forced to evacuate and leave everything behind. In Bethel, a tight-knit hub city with strong connections that stretch across the impacted region, people rallied to support their neighboring communities.