Tenant Talk
The NLIHC has issued Volume 8.2 of Tenant Talk. See below for the print or interactive PDF.
Tenant Talk Vol. 8.2 (Interactive)
2018 Fall Affordable Housing Conference
2018 Fall Affordable Housing List of Sponsors
Duty To Serve – Fannie Mae
Duty To Serve – Freddie Mac
Wealth-Building Agenda for Georgia Women – Georgia Budget & Policy Institute
The LIHTC’s Impact in Georgia
The ACTION Campaign has produced an updated report on the impact of the Low Income Housing Tax Credit in each state. Click below for information on its effect on the state of Georgia.
2017 State of the Nation’s Housing Report
From the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University, a 2017 report on the state of our country’s affordable housing burden – with one glaring stat showing that 11 million Americans are spending 50% or more of their income to meet their housing needs.
2017 Out of Reach Report Available Now
Courtesy of the National Low Income Housing Coalition – a 2017 report on the disparity between working wages and the cost of rental housing. The tremendous gap results in a shortage of 7.4 million affordable rental housing units.
The Effects of the LIHTC
Courtesy of the NYU Furman Center – a 2017 report on the effects of the Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC).
2017 Advocates’ Guide
The National Low Income Housing Coalition has released their annual guide for housing advocates. The manual details every affordable housing and community development program, laws, policies and regulations.
2016 FHLBank Atlanta’s Advisory Council Annual Report
This report contains FHLBank Atlanta’s affordable housing products, initiatives and successes of 2016.
The Gap: A Shortage of Affordable Homes
The National Low Income Housing Coalition has released the latest Gap Report for 2017. The report shows a great shortage in affordable housing for low-income households across the US.
Health Beyond Health Care: Opportunities to Improve Health by Addressing Social Determinates
In November 2016, Georgians for a Healthy Future meet with experts and advocates across the state for a discussion on social determinates and how they can affect health. They developed a report that provides policies and recommendations – including housing- to improve health outcomes.
Paycheck to Paycheck 2016
The 2016 release of Paycheck to Paycheck by National Housing Conference provides ‘ insights into the ability of working households to afford typical housing in metropolitan areas across the country.’ To learn more and see the tool, follow the links below.
Georgia ACT Annual Member Meeting
(Posted on 2/3/16)
2015 Survey of Community Development Organizations
HomeSafe Making the Most of a Valuable Resource