Emily Moser

👉 The National Housing Preservation Database (NHPD) is continually updated to provide the most current picture of housing needs in your community. 🌟 📅 As the only de-duplicated source of address-level data for nearly 80,000 federally assisted rental properties in the U.S., the NHPD enables housing stakeholders to understand the inventory of affordable homes in a given area and target properties or areas for investment. 🏠 ✔ Recent updates include data on properties assisted by Section 8 Project-Based Rental Assistance (PBRA). Non-profit organizations, government agencies, individuals seeking housing, and university students enjoy complimentary access to the NHPD. A range of subscription options is also available. 📊 👉 Take advantage of the most recent refresh by registering as a user for the NHPD today: https://lnkd.in/eRsKQTjC #PAHRC #NLIHC NHPD #AffordableHousing #Data #Research #HousingNeeds #CommunityDevelopment

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👉 The National Housing Preservation Database (NHPD) is continually updated to provide the most current picture of housing needs in your community. 🌟 📅 As the only de-duplicated source of address-level data for nearly 80,000 federally assisted rental properties in the U.S., the NHPD enables housing stakeholders to understand the inventory of affordable homes in a given area and target properties or areas for investment. 🏠 ✔ Recent updates include data on properties assisted by Section 8 Project-Based Rental Assistance (PBRA). Non-profit organizations, government agencies, individuals seeking housing, and university students enjoy complimentary access to the NHPD. A range of subscription options is also available. 📊 👉 Take advantage of the most recent refresh by registering as a user for the NHPD today: https://lnkd.in/eRsKQTjC #PAHRC #NLIHC NHPD #AffordableHousing #Data #Research #HousingNeeds #CommunityDevelopment

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Far too many communities have their planning and zoning policies established in a manner that drive needed new housing into the discretionary review process. “It is in this process in which affordability and access can be lost, and the production of needed new housing slowed. #housing #homebuilding #housingpolicy #planning

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🏡 With shifts in policy and funding, many public housing authorities (PHAs) are repositioning their public housing stock to ensure more stable funding for affordable housing. Repositioning involves converting public housing to a new funding platform, and U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development offers several strategies to assist PHAs in preserving affordable housing: 🔹 Section 32 Homeownership: PHAs can convert public housing units to homeownership through Section 32, making them available to low-income families. Under this option, PHAs can receive Tenant Protection Vouchers (TPVs) for units occupied by assisted families in the previous 24 months. This strategy is beneficial for PHAs with scattered site developments. 🏠 🔹 Streamlined Voluntary Conversion: PHAs aiming to convert to tenant-based assistance can use Streamlined Voluntary Conversion when they are down to their last 250 public housing units or dispose of properties through Section 18 if eligibility criteria are met. 🔄 🔹 Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD): For PHAs looking to maintain physical units as long-term affordable housing, converting public housing to a Section 8 funding stream through the RAD program or Section 18 is the most common action. This approach helps ensure the sustainability of affordable units. 🏢 👉 Ready to learn more about public housing and repositioning strategies? Check out PAHRC's 2022 report, "Beyond Public Housing: How Public Housing Authorities Are Transforming the Way They Preserve and Expand Their Housing Stock:" https://lnkd.in/e-HChmzG #PAHRC #PublicHousing #AffordableHousing #HousingRepositioning #RAD #Section32 #HUD #CommunityDevelopment 🏘️📈

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🏡 With shifts in policy and funding, many public housing authorities (PHAs) are repositioning their public housing stock to ensure more stable funding for affordable housing. Repositioning involves converting public housing to a new funding platform, and U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development offers several strategies to assist PHAs in preserving affordable housing: 🔹 Section 32 Homeownership: PHAs can convert public housing units to homeownership through Section 32, making them available to low-income families. Under this option, PHAs can receive Tenant Protection Vouchers (TPVs) for units occupied by assisted families in the previous 24 months. This strategy is beneficial for PHAs with scattered site developments. 🏠 🔹 Streamlined Voluntary Conversion: PHAs aiming to convert to tenant-based assistance can use Streamlined Voluntary Conversion when they are down to their last 250 public housing units or dispose of properties through Section 18 if eligibility criteria are met. 🔄 🔹 Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD): For PHAs looking to maintain physical units as long-term affordable housing, converting public housing to a Section 8 funding stream through the RAD program or Section 18 is the most common action. This approach helps ensure the sustainability of affordable units. 🏢 👉 Ready to learn more about public housing and repositioning strategies? Check out PAHRC's 2022 report, "Beyond Public Housing: How Public Housing Authorities Are Transforming the Way They Preserve and Expand Their Housing Stock:" https://lnkd.in/e-HChmzG #PAHRC #PublicHousing #AffordableHousing #HousingRepositioning #RAD #Section32 #HUD #CommunityDevelopment 🏘️📈

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ICYMI: Housing, and the lack thereof, is on every council member’s lips, and it is no different in #rural areas. Discover how the problem is accentuated in rural areas because of so many issues that do not affect urban municipalities. https://lnkd.in/eV-5U5Pd #housing #LocalGov

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“The country’s housing crisis will not be solved through simple deregulation of zoning laws and building codes — it requires ambitious public action. Federal, state, and local governments must pursue stronger public governance of housing markets, undertake systematic planning, and build homes themselves.” “The Market Alone Can’t Fix the U.S. Housing Crisis” published by the Harvard Business Review is a thought-provoking read that emphasizes the need for public governance over the housing market. Follow the link for the article (no pay wall) to read the perspective written by Brian Callaci, Chief Economist of the Open Markets Institute and Sandeep Vaheesan, Legal Director of the Open Markets Institute. As always, we're interested in your thoughts! https://lnkd.in/giUDiZUG . . . #housingsolutions #housingcrisis #hbr #housing #housingforbellingham

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