AHFC Releases 2025 Annual Report

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Strong Families, Strong Alaska

Alaska Housing Finance Corporation's 2025 Annual Report provides a glimpse into how these four words have guided the corporation's work throughout the past year and sharpened our mission focus: providing Alaskans access to safe, quality, affordable housing

In Fiscal Year 2025, some of this work included:

  • Providing a safe, warm, place to sleep each night for an average of 12,000 individuals through AHFC-owned housing and rental vouchers. 
  • Partnering with local governments to create new housing for critical professionals in Kotzebue, Bethel, Nome, Saxman and Sitka. 
  • Incentivizing new, energy efficient, single-family home construction through the New Home Construction Rebate.
  • Leveraging the work of our non-profit subsidiary Alaska Corporation for Affordable Housing to create new affordable housing in Valdez.

What You'll Find in the Annual Report...

  • Statistics
  • Program updates
  • First-person stories from renters, homeowners, partners and AHFC employees, all providing their own unique perspective on the importance of safe, quality, affordable housing. 

Financials

In FY2025, Alaska Housing's dividend amount was $54 million, the highest since 2008. 

AHFC's general obligation credit ratings remained strong. The three most prominent credit rating agencies have given AHFC high-quality ratings on its general obligation debt. 

  • AA+ S&P Global Ratings
  • Aa1 Moody's Investors Service
  • AA+ Fitch Ratings

Learn More

AHFC's fiscal year begins July 1 and ends June 30 each year. Visit the AHFC Reports page to take a look at AHFC’s evolution over the years and access previous reports.