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2.1 Million Households to Lose Rental Assistance Under Block Grant Program Proposal, According to Urban Institute Analysis

6.25.25

The Trump Administration’s proposal to combine five major federal housing assistance programs into a single state-administered block grant program, would cut existing funding in half and cause 2.1 million families to lose rental assistance and be at-risk of homelessness, according to new analysis from the Urban Institute.

Reintroduced CLPHA-Endorsed Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act Would Finance Nearly 1.6M Affordable Rental Homes Over 10 Years, per Novogradac Analysis

4.10.25

NYU Furman Center Policy Brief Examines the Emerging Spectrum of Government-Led and Publicly Owned Housing Development Models

10.9.24

LEGISLATIVE REVIEW AND ANALYSIS : Senate Appropriations Committee Passes FY25 THUD Funding Bill

NYU’s Furman Center Analysis Suggests that Faith-Based Organizations Could Offer Affordable Housing Solutions in NYC

7.24.24

CLPHA to Host Meeting on Proposed Reducing Barriers to HUD-Assisted Housing Rule

Harvard JCHS Paper Explores the Origins of America’s Housing Data Ecosystem

10.11.23

Rise in Homelessness Avoided Thanks to Emergency Assistance, Says HUD PD&R

9.12.23

CLPHA Analysis of HUD's FY24 Budget Proposal

Urban Institute Details How Federal Policymakers Can Promote Affordable Housing Production in Exclusionary Communities

2.23.23

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