Jericho Project Receives HUD Funding to House Unsheltered New Yorkers
The nonprofit Jericho Project seeks to house 90 unsheltered New Yorkers over a three-year grant period with the help of recent funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
The Right Immigration Reform Means More Affordable Homes
A national political stalemate over immigration reform has caused a dangerous ripple effect in housing's construction workforce
NAHB's Housing Developments Podcast Explores the Future of the Federation
In a new format, NAHB's incoming CEO Jim Tobin and public affairs guru Paul Lopez discuss current policy issues and advocacy efforts that affect the housing industry
Industry Leaders Urge Supreme Court to Uphold Financial Protections for Homebuying Transactions
The National Association of Realtors, alongside the Mortgage Bankers Association and the National Association of Home Builders, is advocating for continuing consumer protections, which would help ensure housing market stability
House and Senate Introduce Bill to Support Affordable Housing Development
If passed, the Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act will boost the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit and create a pathway for builders to take on more affordable housing projects
Home Prices Are Increasing, but Buyer Sentiment Is on the Rise—Here’s Why
Homebuyers delayed by soaring borrowing costs are finding a window of opportunity as the Federal Reserve prepares to pause its rate hikes
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Government + Policy
House and Senate Introduce Bill to Support Affordable Housing Development
If passed, the Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act will boost the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit and create a pathway for builders to take on more affordable housing projects
Financing
Home Prices Are Increasing, but Buyer Sentiment Is on the Rise—Here’s Why
Homebuyers delayed by soaring borrowing costs are finding a window of opportunity as the Federal Reserve prepares to pause its rate hikes
Government + Policy
With Title 42 Set to Expire, NYC Scrambles to Find Migrant Housing
A Trump-era immigration policy will expire on Friday, spurring a wave of cross-border migration that New York City is unequipped to handle
Financing
The Mortgage Rate Madness Continues—Where Are Borrowing Costs Headed From Here?
Has the Federal Reserve taken its rate hikes too far? Here's what housing experts have to say about today's homebuying conditions
Housing Policy + Finance
HUD Donates $382 Million for Affordable Housing Development
Each state will be provided with Housing Trust Fund allocations to increase the supply of affordable housing for extremely low- and very low-income households
Financing
Why the Fed's Latest Rate Hike May Actually Be Good News for Homebuyers
The Federal Reserve announced yet another increase in its short-term rates this Wednesday, but mortgage rates are poised to fall in the months ahead
Affordability
As Rental Costs Rise, a Key Form of Housing Assistance Is Falling Behind
The value of Housing Choice Vouchers is falling as rental costs continue to rise nationwide
Q+A
John Green’s Plan to Eliminate Predatory Lending Practices
Green discusses how Blackstar Stability is working to address discriminatory lending practices so thousands of Americans can secure affordable housing
Affordability
County in Oregon Gets $4.1 Million in Federal Funding for Homeless Service, Housing Programs
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is allocating $2.76 billion nationwide for homeless services and the development of more affordable housing units
Housing Policy + Finance
Federal Housing Grant Provides $13M to Fight Homelessness in Central Florida
A $13 million grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development will be used to fund programs working to end homelessness across Central Florida
