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- Landlord/Property Manager
- Understanding the U.S Housing Crisis
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RHS Operating at Reduced Capacity Until Further Notice
Important Update
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- Housing Policy & Advocacy
A Summary of New HOME Tenant Protections and CHDO Improvements
In this article, the NLIHC summarizes recent updates from HUD pertaining to the HOME program and Community Housing Development Organizations (CHDOs).
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- Housing Innovation
A crumbling Syracuse mansion will get new life as housing for incoming refugees
A local resettlement agency in New York recently purchased a 7,000-square-foot house near its office to be refurbished and transformed into transitional housing for newly arriving refugees. The agency has been working towards its own housing for eight years as housing shortages have added extra challenges to resettlement in the area.
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- Housing Innovation
Using Campus Housing for Refugees
On November 13, 2024 at 1pm ET, Support Higher Education in Refugee Resettlement (SHERR) will host a one-hour long virtual event in partnership with RHS. This session will cover how colleges and universities can identify and use on and off campus spaces as temporary shelter or short-term housing for refugees.
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- Housing Policy & Advocacy
NLIHC to Hold Housing Policy Forum in March 2025
Join the National Low Income Housing Coalition in Washington D.C. from March 24-27, 2025 for the Housing Policy Forum, which will convene affordable housing experts and practitioners to discuss the state of housing in America and explore solutions to problems.
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How Immigration Affects Housing Costs
Research from Harvard University's Joint Center for Housing Studies examines the role of the recent immigration surge in U.S. housing costs.
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- Housing Policy & Advocacy
Comparing the Housing Proposals of the 2024 Presidential Campaigns
This piece provides a comprehensive overview of the housing policy proposals of both the Harris-Walz and Trump-Vance presidential campaigns.
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Updates from the Newcomer Housing Alliance
Refugee Housing Solutions continues to celebrate the work that the Sisters of Saint Joseph do in Philadelphia through their Newcomer Housing Alliance. In particular, we note the Alliance receiving the University of Notre Dame’s “To the Heights” award, which is given annually at the University’s Church Property Initiative Conference (see page 2 of the September Newsletter).