Kröger, NLIHC Research Intern Research published in Housing Policy Debate, titled “The Effects of RAD Conversion on Eviction Patterns,” studied whether developments converting from Public Housing to ...
Washington, D.C. - A federal court has struck down unlawful funding criteria imposed by the Trump-Vance administration that threatened to shift critical homelessness funding away from proven, evidence ...
Memo: Oppose HUD's Rollback of LGBTQ+ Protections TODAY; Trump Cancels Signing of Landmark Housing Supply Bill; Submit Nominations for LAR; and More ...
Statement from NLIHC President and CEO Renee M. Willis on the significant setback in addressing the nation’s affordable housing crisis.
The Special Needs Housing programs (Chapter 689 and Chapter 167) are designed to provide housing with specialized services for persons with mental illness, developmental disabilities, or physical ...
Report is the first from NLIHC to comprehensively capture the distinct housing-related experiences of renters with varying incomes, racial identities, and accessibility needs across the U.S.
NYS HCR's Rural and Urban Community Investment Fund (CIF) funds supports the creation, preservation, and improvement of affordable housing and the commercial, retail, and community facilities that ...
For more than 35 years, the National Low Income Housing Coalition’s (NLIHC) Out of Reach report has called attention to the disparity between wages and the cost of rental housing in the U.S. Every ...
Senate Republicans passed by a vote of 52-47 a second reconciliation package in the early morning hours of June 5 after spending hours debating proposed amendments to the bill in a marathon process ...
The House Appropriations Committee held a markup on June 3 of the House fiscal year (FY) 2027 spending bill for Transportation, Housing and Urban Development (THUD) programs. Overall, the bill would ...
Republicans in the House of Representatives passed on June 9 a second reconciliation bill (S.2; referred to as “Reconciliation 2.0”) by a party-line vote, 214-212; having cleared the Senate on June 5, ...