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LIHTC Market Study Requirements in Indiana

What Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA) requires in a Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (Section 42) market study — current as of the 2026-2027 biennial QAP cycle.

Updated July 2026 · Reference for affordable-housing analysts

The agency & primary document

Allocating agency
Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA)
QAP / guidelines
https://www.in.gov/ihcda/developers/housing-tax-credits/
Governing document
2026-2027 QAP + Schedule C — Market Study Requirements (19-page separate document in Schedules zip)
Methodology
NCHMA Model Content Standards

Required market study sections

Indiana market studies follow the NCHMA Model Content Standards. The required sections are:

Key Indiana rules

Staleness window
Biennial cycle (2026-2027)

Indiana-specific overlays

Required companion documents

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Frequently asked questions

Who reviews LIHTC market studies in Indiana?

Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA) sets the market study requirements and reviews submissions for Indiana Low-Income Housing Tax Credit applications.

How current must a Indiana LIHTC market study be?

Biennial cycle (2026-2027)

Does Indiana follow NCHMA standards?

Indiana market studies follow the NCHMA Model Content Standards section structure — Indiana uses its own methodology with NCHMA acknowledgment. State requirements control where they differ from NCHMA..

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This summary is for general reference and reflects Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA)'s published guidance as understood by StudyScribe; it is not legal or compliance advice. Always confirm requirements against the current QAP / market study guidelines before submission.