The California Housing Finance Agency became effective on September 26, 1975, with enactment of Chapter 1, Statutes of 1975, First Extraordinary Session. The agency's primary function provides for the preparation, issuance, and the sale of state bonds. Funds used by the agency create possibilities for financing housing developments in California. This record group contains 8.5 cubic feet of textual records covering the period 1975-1990 and includes Bill Files, Litigation Files, Project Files, Board of Directors File, Correspondence, Monthly Reports, Special Programs Correspondence, and Special Projects Files. The records document California's efforts to provide available and affordable housing for those of low income and for the rehabilitation of housing units.

The California Housing Finance Agency became effective on September 26, 1975, with enactment of Chapter 1, Statutes of 1975, First Extraordinary Session. The agency's primary function provides for the preparation, issuance, and the sale of state bonds. Funds used by the agency create possibilities for financing housing developments in California. Known today as CalHFA, the California Housing Finance Agency continues to work with public and private business partners, making homeownership an attainable goal for the people of California.

8.5 cubic feet of textual records

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