By Josh Beckerman
The Nebraska Investment Finance Authority plans to sell $203.1 million of single-family housing revenue bonds.
Delivery of the offered bonds is expected on or about Feb. 25.
The sale includes $142.9 million of Series A social bonds, for which bond counsel believes interest isn't an item of preference for the alternative minimum tax, according to a document posted on MuniOS. The Series A bonds will mature from 2028 through 2055.
The authority intends to sell $55 million of Series B taxable bonds maturing from 2028 through 2049, plus $5.2 million of Series C securities maturing from 2026 through 2028. Series C interest is expected to be an item of preference for the AMT.
NIFA plans to use Series A proceeds for purposes including buying mortgage-backed securities pursuant to the First Home Program.
Some of the Series B proceeds will be used to buy mortgage-backed securities pursuant to the Welcome Home Program, while Series C proceeds are intended for refunding prior bonds.
S&P Global Ratings assigned an AAA rating.
J.P. Morgan is the lead underwriter.
NIFA's other offerings have included a $76.8 million sale of social bonds in November.
Write to Josh Beckerman at josh.beckerman@wsj.com
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