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Texas State Affordable Housing Corporation MF

Mortgage Rev Notes (Cairn Point Montopolis Apartments) Ser 2025A-1 & 2025A-2

$23,500,000 of principal outstanding at the end of fiscal year 2025.

Terms

Closing date
June 5, 2025
Fiscal year issued
2025
Par amount
$23,500,000
New money / refunding
$23,500,000 / $0
Pledge
Revenue
Purpose
Housing land
Program
TSAHC Multifamily Programs
Sale
Private placement
Final maturity
September 1, 2058

Debt outstanding by fiscal year

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Principal, interest and debt service outstanding at each reporting date
Fiscal yearPeriodPrincipalInterestTotal debt service
2025Year end$23,500,000$51,724,097$75,224,097

State issues are reported twice each fiscal year. "Year end" is the balance at the end of the fiscal year (reporting period 2), which the totals on this site use; "Period 1" is the earlier report in the same year.

Costs of issuance

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One-time costs reported: $830,675, or $35.35 per $1,000 of par (computed here).

Each cost of issuance, who was paid and how much
CostPaid toTypeAmountPer $1,000
Attorney General reviewNot reportedOne time$9,500.00$0.40
Bond counselNorton Rose Fulbright US LLPOne time$220,000.00$9.36
Financial advisorPFM Financial Advisors LLCOne time$58,175.00$2.48
Issuer feeTexas State Affordable Housing CorpOne time$65,500.00$2.79
Issuer feeTexas State Affordable Housing CorpAnnual$10,000.00$0.43
Issuer counselNorton Rose Fulbright US LLPOne time$7,500.00$0.32
Private placementCitibank NAOne time$298,000.00$12.68
Private placement counselSidley Austin LLPOne time$150,000.00$6.38
TrusteeRegions BankOne time$12,000.00$0.51
Trustee counselSchulman Lopez Hoffer & Adelstein LLPOne time$10,000.00$0.43

Source: State Issuance Fee By Year (updated by the publisher Aug 27, 2026); Debt Outstanding By Issuance State By Year (updated by the publisher Aug 26, 2026). Loaded here Oct 3, 2026.

Texas fiscal years run September 1 to August 31.

Figures are as reported to the agency and have not been independently verified.