From the Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority's press release:
The Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) Board of Commissioners today approved a combined total of over $50 million in new investments that will add or preserve 278 apartments as affordable housing for seniors and or fixed-income Columbus-area residents.
From the Port City Daily:
The local public housing authority is “getting creative” in how it supports the addition of affordable housing in the community, according to executive director Tyrone Garrett.
As part of its federal allocation of housing choice vouchers, Wilmington Housing Authority can dole out project-based vouchers to eligible developers. Vouchers are intended to assist families earning 80% or less than the county’s AMI.
Make plans to join us in Washington, DC September 20th for the 9th National Conference on Housing Mobility at a time of exciting momentum in our field. Hosted by PRRAC, Mobility Works, CLPHA and NAHRO.
Featuring a keynote address by Professor Raj Chetty and a progress report on the Community Choice Demonstration.