Housing Research & Analysis
NCSHA’s Preliminary Analysis of the Trump Administration’s FY 2021 Budget
This resource is NCSHAās analysis of the Trump Administrationās Fiscal Year 2021 Budget request, āA Budget for Americaās Future.ā The $4.8 trillion budget outlines the Trump Administrationās fiscal priorities for increased military spending and significant cuts to domestic spending, including HUD and USDA housing programs.
Freddie Mac White Paper on Energy Efficiency and Home Values and Loan Performance
This document is a study produced by Freddie Mac showing the effect energy efficiency ratings have on loan performance and property values.
The Ivory Prize: The Importance of Innovation to Improve Housing Affordability Paper
This document highlights the research efforts of various housing organizations to demonstrate the importance of innovation to improve housing affordability.
Harvard University’s Joint Center for Housing Studies | Improving America’s Housing 2019
In its March 12 report, āImproving Americaās Housing 2019,ā Harvard Universityās Joint Center for Housing Studies (JCHS) found that, with new construction recovering slowly from historic lows, almost 80 percent of the nationās 137 million homes are now at least 20 years old and 40 percent are at least 50 years old.
State Average Income Test Policies
The link below reflects Average Income Test policies state allocating agencies have shared with NCSHA. There may be additional states that have published policies since that date of which NCSHA is...
CBRE | A Case for Workforce Housing, a Market Perspective
CBRE published The Case for Workforce Housing, A Market Perspective, a report that predicts workforce housing will outperform the rest of the multifamily housing market in 2019.
NCSHA and IRS Webinar on Form Submission
NCSHA and IRS Webinar on forms submission process for IRS Forms 8909, 8610, 9610 Schedule A, and 8823.
Freddie Mac | Opportunity Incentives in LIHTC Qualified Allocation Plans
Freddie Mac released this white paper,āOpportunity Incentives in LIHTC Qualified Allocation Plans,ā as a part of an eight-part series highlighting use of the Low Income Housing Tax Credit program in underserved markets. The series is part of Freddie MacāsĀ Duty-to-Serve planĀ to expand rental and homeownership opportunities in historically underserved markets.
Freddie Mac | Mixed-Income Housing in Areas of Concentrated Poverty
Freddie Mac released this white paper,āMixed-Income Housing in Areas of Concentrated Poverty,ā as a part of an eight-part series highlighting use of the Low Income Housing Tax Credit program in underserved markets. The series is part of Freddie Macās Duty-to-Serve plan to expand rental and homeownership opportunities in historically underserved markets.