Treasury ERA programs have closed or are winding down, but important components remain. See thread from new research by @s_siebach@NLIHC & @whatseatingrebs@HIatPenn . 1/3 of surveyed programs not continuing financial assistance will continue other supports
🚨Wrote a report with @whatseatingrebs@HIatPenn and @AGAurand. The report uses survey data and interviews to explore what elements of Treasury’s ERA program are being continued and what factors contributed to those decisions. Report at: https://t.co/0pslXkVWZq. Some findings⬇️
(1/?) Tomorrow, Bowser and Biden will evict around 50 of our neighbors from McPherson Square. This is my attempt to clear up some myths about what is actually happening.
Mirror mirror on the wall, show us just how gross corporate landlords are. As long as rent is relied on as a source of income, landlords will always be incentivized to do abhorrent things like this.
"I want to make sure that we are doing everything possible to make sure this person leaves. . . . I want this person very uncomfortable sitting in our room for free" https://t.co/ZqMeIiHMS3
NEW: A House investigation into Invitation Homes and three other major corporate landlords found that the companies filed evictions against nearly 15,000 residents while the federal moratorium was in place — three times the number previously known. https://t.co/ZqMeIiIkHB
Big picture: there is no doubt in my mind that large-scale federal intervention (moratoria + rental assistance + income supports) have been essential in keeping renters safely housed and avoiding a surge in evictions.
Diane says it better than me:
https://t.co/7mIYZdVdHK
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Excited to share this new report co-written with @AGAurand and @whatseatingrebs@NLIHC. We surveyed Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) programs around the country. https://t.co/nzqWoJNRLi hip_nlihc_2022_3-10_final.pdf See thread:
Our latest report looks back at more than a year of survey data on ERA programs. So pleased to have the chance to work with @AGAurand@whatseatingrebs@IsabelHarner and @VrainBK again. Dream team!
Time flies 🥴 and this happens today! Tune in at 2 pm EST for the Federal Reserve community development research seminar examining the effectiveness of rental assistance programs during the pandemic and solutions for increasing housing security for vulnerable renters @NLIHC
1/10 We released Picture of Preservation 2021 today! @nlihc@pahrc
The preservation of public and affordable housing is key to “Building Back Better.”
Here’s why…
https://t.co/UXe4PP6DdT
this would bring us closer to serving more folks, but would still fall short of serving all eligible households or providing universal housing vouchers: https://t.co/407wF9ZWcK
The $327B housing investments in the Build Better Back Act is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for ensuring that renters with the lowest incomes have an affordable place to call home. #HoUSingIsInfrastructure https://t.co/n4T7rnoS2z