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Easton’s Parkway Apartments Win $1.32 Million in Federal Housing Tax Credits

DHCD’s Spring/Summer 2026 competitive LIHTC table lists a 44-unit acquisition/rehab at 11 Jowite Street sponsored by Pax Development, with $1.32 million in 9% credits inside a statewide round the governor pegged at $17.6 million and 555 affordable units.

Multifamily housing on Jowite Street in Easton
AI-generated illustration; not a photograph of Multifamily housing on Jowite Street in Easton.

EASTON, MARYLAND — Easton’s Parkway Apartments at 11 Jowite Street won $1.32 million in 9% Low Income Housing Tax Credits in the state’s Spring/Summer 2026 competitive round, per DHCD’s awards table. The LIHTC award is a federal tax-credit allocation that helps finance affordable housing through investor equity — not a cash grant of that amount to the sponsor.

Gov. Wes Moore and the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development on Sept. 30, 2026, announced $17.6 million in funding to seven projects through federal Low Income Housing Tax Credits and state and federal rental housing programs, including $9.6 million in tax credits estimated to generate $79 million in tax-credit equity. The round is expected to create or preserve 555 affordable rental units. The governor’s Sept. 30 release described the geography as seven counties and Baltimore City; DHCD’s competitive awards table lists the seven projects across six counties and Baltimore City.

Awarded projects in this round had to meet 2026 Qualified Allocation Plan “Housing Starts Now” readiness rules, including zoning or site-plan approval, and must close financing within 12 months of the award. Applications for the second 2026 competitive round are due Oct. 21, 2026.

Parkway Apartments (DHCD Spring/Summer 2026 LIHTC)Record
Address11 Jowite Street, Easton, MD 21601
SponsorPax Development, LLC
Units44
TypeAcquisition / Rehabilitation
9% LIHTC$1,320,000
Statewide competitive total (table)345 units / $9,560,000 in 9% LIHTC

Source: Office of the Governor

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