Alexandria city, Virginia · Year 15 and Year 30
Year 15 and Year 30 tax credit properties in Alexandria city, Virginia
18 monitored tax credit properties in Alexandria city (1,009 low-income units) reach the end of the 15-year compliance period between 2022 and 2034, and 6 (957 low-income units) reach the 30-year federal minimum for extended use. The busiest Year 15 is 2024, with 2. All are in Alexandria.
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Year 15 window compliance period ends 2022 to 2034 (18)
| Property | City | Low-income / total units | Placed in service | Compliance period ends | Credit | Bonds | HUD notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Parcview | Alexandria | 120 / 149 | 2008 | 2022 | 4% | Yes | nonprofit sponsor |
| Beverly Park | Alexandria | 33 / 33 | 2010 | 2024 | 9% | No | nonprofit sponsor |
| Station at Potomac Yard | Alexandria | 44 / 64 | 2010 | 2024 | 9% | No | nonprofit sponsor |
| Old Dominion Housing | Alexandria | 36 / 36 | 2011 | 2025 | 9% | No | |
| West Glebe Housing | Alexandria | 48 / 48 | 2011 | 2025 | 9% | No | |
| James Bland I | Alexandria | 18 / 18 | 2012 | 2026 | 9% | No | |
| Quaker Hill | Alexandria | 60 / 60 | 2012 | 2026 | TCEP | No | |
| James Bland Phase II | Alexandria | 18 / 18 | 2013 | 2027 | 9% | No | |
| James Bland IV | Alexandria | 44 / 44 | 2014 | 2028 | 9% | No | |
| Pendleton Park | Alexandria | 24 / 24 | 2014 | 2028 | 9% | No | |
| Arbelo and Longview | Alexandria | 75 / 75 | 2015 | 2029 | 4% | Yes | nonprofit sponsor |
| James Bland V | Alexandria | 54 / 54 | 2015 | 2029 | 9% | No | |
| Jackson Crossing | Alexandria | 78 / 78 | 2016 | 2030 | 9% | No | nonprofit sponsor |
| Lynhaven (Willam Watters) | Alexandria | 49 / 49 | 2016 | 2030 | 4% | Yes | nonprofit sponsor |
| St. James Plaza | Alexandria | 93 / 93 | 2018 | 2032 | 9% | nonprofit sponsor | |
| Lacy Court | Alexandria | 44 / 44 | 2019 | 2033 | 9% | nonprofit sponsor | |
| Nexus at West Alex | Alexandria | 74 / 74 | 2019 | 2033 | 9% | nonprofit sponsor | |
| Bloom | Alexandria | 97 / 97 | 2020 | 2034 | 9% | nonprofit sponsor |
Year 30 window 30-year minimum extended use ends 2022 to 2034 (6)
| Property | City | Low-income / total units | Placed in service | 30-year minimum ends | Credit | Bonds | HUD notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crestview Commons | Alexandria | 290 / 290 | 1998 | 2027 | 4% | Yes | |
| Brent Place | Alexandria | 196 / 207 | 2000 | 2029 | 4% | Yes | nonprofit sponsor |
| Elbert Avenue | Alexandria | 24 / 29 | 2001 | 2030 | 9% | No | |
| Fields of Alexandria | Alexandria | 304 / 306 | 2001 | 2030 | 4% | Yes | |
| Potomac West | Alexandria | 45 / 60 | 2003 | 2032 | 4% | Yes | |
| Fields of Old Town | Alexandria | 98 / 98 | 2004 | 2033 | 4% | Yes |
Source: HUD's national LIHTC database (LIHTCPUB, revised May 28, 2026), monitored properties placed in service 2008-2020 and 1993-2005. "Compliance period ends" is the placed-in-service year + 14 and "30-year minimum ends" is + 29; both are a year later if the owner deferred the credit period, and HUD reports one year per project. For Year 30 properties HUD reports a longer affordability term for 0 of 6; check the recorded extended use agreement for the rest.
Using this list
Properties past Year 15 have no recapture exposure left, so investor exits, general partner buyouts, rights of first refusal and resyndications with 4% credits cluster here. The rent and income restrictions stay in place for the extended use period. Estimate a qualified contract price with the qualified contract tool, and read the Year 15 exits guide for the rules. A resyndication can take the 130% basis boost if the site is in one of Alexandria city's 7 qualified census tracts on HUD's 2027 list (check an address).
More Alexandria city data
- Alexandria city 2026 income and rent limitsHUD MTSP
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- QCT and DDA lookup2027 lists
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