RAD was initially authorized with a unit cap of 60,000 in the FY12 appropriations bill, which has since been lifted to 455,000 in the FY18 appropriations bill. In order to meet the demand for RAD, CLPHA strongly supports eliminating the RAD cap.
The Housing Authority of Cook County (HACC) cut the ribbon on renovations at Richard Flowers Homes, which is part of a 1,225-unit, $200 million HACC rehab project.
S&P Global released its 2019 Sector Outlook, which includes a brief section of interest to PHAs titled “PHAs Evolve in the Face of Federal Fiscal Changes.”
The RAD Collaborative is hosting ithe Northwest Regional RAD+ Convening.
Join fellow RAD practitioners, HUD officials, policymakers and prospective applicants for a pre-convening briefing, a full-day meeting and a post-convening site visit and wrap up in Portland, OR and Vancouver, WA from February 27 to March 1, 2019.