President Attempts to Maintain and Even Increase Rental Housing Resources but Proposes Harmful Policy for Poorest Rural Housing Residents
Today, March 4, President Barack Obama sent his fiscal year…
Today, Congressman Dave Camp (R-MI), Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, made public his proposal to reform the federal tax code, in which he calls for changes to the mortgage interest…
In the "2014 Take Action Issue" of Tenant Talk, we review the top "calls to action" for residents in 2014:
Join the United for Homes campaign
Get ready for the National Housing Trust Fund
Speak…
Statement by National Low Income Housing Coalition President and CEO Sheila Crowley on Swearing in of Mel Watt as Director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency
Today the Federal Housing Finance…
In the eight months since sequestration was implemented, media outlets have reported on how sequestration has effected low income households. NLIHC collected and analyzed 314 articles published…
Tenant Talk is back with a new look and a new direction! For the first time ever, the NLIHC resident newsletter was guided by the newly established Resident Editorial Board, and was later translated…
While the number of foreclosures has dramatically increased since NLIHC’s 2009 report, Renters in Foreclosure: Defining the Problem, Identifying Solutions, the estimated proportion of renters…
Affordable Housing Dilemma: The Preservation vs. Mobility Debate
A report from the National Low Income Housing Coalition takes a new look at one of the thorniest housing policy issues: Should policy…
Dark Before the Storm: A Picture of Low Income Renters’ Housing Needs before the Great Recession from the 2005-2007 American Community Survey
This report provides the results of an analysis of new U…
The research conducted in 2014 examined housing programs across the 50 largest United States cities by renter household population, and the largest city in each state without a city included in the…
This is the final issue of Memo to Members for 2013. Memo will return to publication on January 3, 2014. In addition, NLIHC offices will be closed from December 23 to January 1.
We extend our best…
