The Oregon Centralized Application (ORCA) offers loans, grants, and tax credit funds to develop affordable housing throughout Oregon.

Applicants will fill out a brief, web-based intake form during the early stages of a project. This form includes a general overview of the project vision and ...

OHCS is committed to provide support at every step of a sponsor's affordable housing development project, from intake to post-selection and compliance.

Below is a list of capital resources and other resources with the amount available for the development of affordable rental housing through the Oregon ...

Applicants will need to be prequalified by OHCS as part of the ORCA process before submitting a full application during Impact Assessment. Organizations will ...

The Oregon Centralized Application (ORCA) begins with Intake where applicants share early ideas about their projects, and then applicants move through Impact ...

This step results in a Reservation Letter for projects that are be ready to proceed within 6 months of project award. The commitment step should be initiated no ...

Frequently asked questions about the Oregon Centralized Application (ORCA)

The Oregon Centralized Application (ORCA) development funding makes up the total funding available through the ORCA process. Of this funding, OHCS has ...

The Impact Assessment is the second step of the Oregon Centralized Application process. This step provides OHCS with key information about the project to ...