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HAC’s Research Director to Speak at Congressional Manufactured Housing Hearing
/in Policy Housing Affordability, Housing ProblemsThe House Transportation-HUD Appropriations Subcommittee is holding a hearing May 26 on Manufactured Housing: Supporting America’s Largest Unsubsidized Affordable Housing Stock, with HAC’s Director of Research and Information, Lance George, […]
HAC CEO Statement on Biden-Harris Housing Supply Action Plan
/in News, Policy Housing Affordability, Housing Problems, Persistent Poverty, Rental Housing, Rental Housing Development and Preservation, Rural Policyby David Lipsetz The Biden-Harris Administration released a Housing Supply Action Plan on May 16 that can bring the cost of housing back in line with families’ incomes. This is […]
HAC Supports a Variety of Rural and Tribal Housing Funding Priorities
/in Policy Federal Funding, Rural PolicyHAC’s Fiscal Year 2023 Appropriations Priorities As the Fiscal Year (FY) 2023 appropriations process gets underway, HAC is supporting a variety of rural and tribal housing funding priorities. This year, […]
Over 300 Organizations Express Support for SHOP and RCB Programs
/in Advocacy, Policy U.S. Department of Housing and Urban DevelopmentWith the help of our network of organizations working across the country in rural areas, more than 300 organizations signed on to support increased funding for SHOP and the Rural […]
Some Rural Housing Programs Increase in Omnibus Funding Bill
/in News, Policy Federal Funding, U.S. Department of AgricultureInformation on FY22 HUD funding UPDATE March 11, 2022 – Both the House and Senate have passed the omnibus bill and President Biden will sign it into law, avoiding a […]