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MAIN 153
AHA Finances
Private Builders
A new name in the construc
tion industry has entered the
Alaska building scene. As a new
source of financing for private
builders the Alaska Housing
Authority has compiled an en
viable record during its first
nine months of mortgage opera
tions. “We now have outstanding
loan commitments totaling $4.
500,000 for new residential con
struction, and over $2,000,000 in
commercial loans for purchase
of building materials,” announc
ed E. Glen Wilder, Executive
Directo** of Alaska Housing
Authority. The Authority has
now become in this short period
the largest mortgage lender in
the Territbry.
The present plans of the
Authority call for an even larg
er program next year. Residen
tial builders are rapidly becom
' ing more aware of the facilities
of the Act. Many Stateside Con
tracting firms have entered the
Alaska building scene as hous
ing sponsors during the last year.
' However, in all cases financing
on reasonable terms from pri
vate lending institutions must be
unavailable before the Authori
ty can assist in its financing.
Realizing that to interest
builders in residential construc
tion in Alaska liberalized con
j struction financing would have
. to be made available, the Cong
I ress passed the Alaska Housing
| Act creating a revolving fund of
l fifteen million doll a r s and
| amending the National Housing
| Act to permit the Federal Hous
i ing Administration to insure
loans in Alaska for one-third
more than in the States. The
Congress also approved the A11A
as a mortgagee and mortgagor
for all purposes under the Na
tional Housing Act and provided
for liberalized underwriting of
all loans where the Authority
was the mortgagee or mortgagor
The Authority has broad plans
for this new program for 11>51 as
inquiries, have been made from
as far north as Kotzebue, and as
far south as Saxman.
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