Washington Report
NCSHA Washington Report | February 28, 2025
Concerns are growing among apartment owners and industry analysts that delays in HUD funding and the prospect of significant layoffs in its financing arm, the Federal Housing Administration, may...
NCSHA Washington Report | February 21, 2025
So much is moving so fast inside the Beltway with such wide-ranging implications for housing that NCSHA would be organizing an urgent Capitol Hill fly-in for state housing finance agency leaders...
NCSHA Washington Report | February 14, 2025
It’s been an unsettling week for financial institutions whose businesses intersect with the activities of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, including many mortgage lenders, brokers,...
NCSHA Washington Report | February 7, 2025
A few days before the Senate confirmed Scott Turner as Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development this week, Greg Abbott, governor of Turner’s home state of Texas, said...
NCSHA Washington Report | January 31, 2025
On Monday evening, the White House Office of Management and Budget directed federal agencies to “pause all activities related to obligation or disbursement of all Federal financial...
NCSHA Washington Report | January 24, 2025
President Trump’s trip to the natural disaster zones in western North Carolina and Los Angeles today and the follow-ups from it should have a heavy housing focus. In North Carolina, the...
NCSHA Washington Report | January 10, 2025
Campaigning for president in 1976, Jimmy Carter proposed significant new federal investments in home building both “to solve the physical problems confronting our cities” and “put back to...
NCSHA Washington Report | December 20, 2024
In the weeks since the election, this space has highlighted opportunities for federal housing policy under the incoming administration of President-elect Trump and a Republican-controlled 119th...
NCSHA Washington Report | December 13, 2024
President-Elect Trump’s campaign pledge to “open limited portions of Federal Lands to allow for new home construction” deserves more serious consideration than the media’s mostly facile...
