Native American Bank N.A. has been approved as an eligible financial institution under the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority’s Loan Participation Program, expanding access to long-term financing for Alaska businesses and tribal enterprises.
The task of adding 10,000 homes in Anchorage within a decade is up to residential developers, and several projects in the works for years are inching toward completion.
EagleSong Alaska peony farm, beadedcloud, Bind, MyEyesAI, SuprSketch, and Tundra Electronics are chosen for intensive coaching and access to investors.
Alaska Nuna Adventures is a new subsidiary of Old Harbor Native Corporation to expand Indigenous-led tourism across Kodiak Island, the village of Old Harbor, and Alaska more broadly.
Rezoning by the Anchorage Assembly lets Cook Inlet Housing Authority proceed with a 72-unit senior housing campus in the Airport Heights neighborhood.
A requirement to register short-term rentals in Anchorage takes effect this spring, part of an effort to gather information about the housing market.