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Two housing associations revealed differing perspectives on the announcement issued by HUD and the White House on Thursday.

As the nation’s housing crisis continues, many cities are altering their policies. Some are making the programs stricter; some are offering more money or extending tax breaks for more years.

Black homeownership rate increased over the last decade, but not at the same pace as other demographic groups.

Read more Stateline coverage of how communities across the country are trying to create more affordable housing. Last month, city council members in Fort Worth, Texas, decided developers that received

By Robbie SequeiraStatelineLast month, city council members in Fort Worth, Texas, decided developers that received massive tax breaks to build affordable housing would no longer be able to buy t

As the nation’s housing crisis continues, many cities are altering their policies for affordable housing developments. But some states are trying to rein in the incentives.

The recent passage of a bipartisan tax bill contained a key low-income housing provision, but lawmakers are feeling pressure to act further.

The Airbnb Housing Council will advise the home-sharing company on policies and initiatives it can support to combat housing affordability and inventory issues.

The new tax agreement could spur construction of 200,000 affordable rental units if it becomes law, drawing praise from the MBA and NHC.

HUD Secretary Fudge appeared open to addressing an issue previously identified by association leaders as key to affordability in 2024.