Blog The Looming Debt Trap Facing Renters While on the surface eviction moratoriums may seem like attractive policy tools to help renters facing prolonged unemployment or reduced income, they actually can cause more harm than good. September 30, 2020
Article Opinion: The Fourth Branch Of Government Is On Its Way To Displacing Congress Washington Post columnist George F. Will questions the authority and validity of the CDC’s recent eviction moratorium. September 11, 2020
Illinois Article Lightfoot Announces $330 Million Lending Commitment to Provide Affordable Housing on South and West Sides Several area banks have committed $330 million toward funding community development on Chicago’s South and West sides. September 3, 2020
Massachusetts Article Report: With September Rents And Mortgages Nearly Due, Mass. Residents Are Short $117 Million WBUR’s Beth Healy outlines what a new report from the Metropolitan Area Planning Council could mean for housing affordability in the region. August 25, 2020
Article Opinion: How Congress Can Avoid A Housing Catastrophe NMHC President Doug Bibby outlines steps Congress can take to avert a housing catastrophe. August 20, 2020
New York Article The Other People Facing Housing Woes Amid Pandemic: Mom And Pop Landlords Hillary Chura with The Christian Science Monitor reports on the hardships being felt by some housing providers grappling with the economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic. August 7, 2020
Massachusetts Article As Eviction Ban continues, Small Landlords Feel The Squeeze The Boston Globe’s Tim Logan reports on the difficult position some housing providers have been put in by Massachusetts’ eviction moratorium. July 27, 2020
Blog What It Will Take To Avert Housing Disaster By taking meaningful action now and providing direct rental assistance to residents, Congress can keep roofs over families’ heads and potentially pull the country back from an emerging housing crisis. July 21, 2020