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Nationwide, building industry experts are exploring the potential benefits of 3D printed homes. Alaska Housing has been partnering with others to investigate this innovative concept and test its viability against Alaska’s severe weather patterns.
Alaska’s recently advanced local-use dimensional Lumber Grading program may present new cost-saving opportunities within the construction market and spark much-needed growth in homebuilding throughout the state.
Recent changes to Alaska Housing Finance Corporation’s loan-to-value (LTV) ratios are helping to bring homeownership goals within reach for more Alaskans.
True to its mission to provide Alaskans access to safe, quality, affordable housing, Alaska Housing Finance Corporation has been addressing the unique housing needs of the state’s largest population center for more than 50 years.
If you are building or purchasing a newly constructed, owner-occupied home that meets 5-Star Plus or higher energy efficiency standard, you could be eligible for $10,000 through AHFC’s New Home Construction Rebate.
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For more than 30 years Kevin Tune, director of AHFC’s internal audit department, has played a pivotal role in helping to ensure accountability and responsible management across departments.
For Alex Twogood of Skyfire Inspections, building and adapting housing for Alaska’s unique climates is a family legacy that has evolved alongside new research and innovations.
At Energy Efficiency NOW Training 2025, a network of energy raters from across the state gathered to share knowledge, sharpen their skills, and recertify as AHFC-approved raters.
Responsible for all incoming public calls at AHFC’s Anchorage headquarters, as well as managing the mail room and the front desk team, Tre is a key player in the daily behind-the-scenes operations of Alaska Housing.
Nationwide, building industry experts are exploring the potential benefits of 3D printed homes. Alaska Housing has been partnering with others to investigate this innovative concept and test its viability against Alaska’s severe weather patterns.