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PHADA Position Paper

FY 25 Appropriations

 

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BREAKING NEWS

October 10

PHADA Writes to Tax Teams in Support of LIHTC Expansion



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October 08

HUD’s HCV Homeownership Program Convening



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October 08

HUD Announces FSS Q&A for Funding Notices



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Get the most current information on important legislation and policy issues affecting the industry.

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Racial Equity Resources Library

Access best practices, sample policies and procedures, local strategies developed by HA members.

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Read expert analysis on HUD and Congressional actions, funding opportunities, and major developments in the industry.

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ADVOCATE – October 16, 2024

Build America Buy America (BABA)

On August 23, the Department of Housing & Urban Development’s (HUD) Phased Implementation Waivers ended; meaning that any HUD Federal Financial Assistance (FFA) obligated after August 23, 2024, may now be required to comply with the Build America, Buy America Act (BABA). Further, any funding obligated after August 23, 2024, added to ongoing infrastructure projects likely means that BABA applies to the entire project moving forward. Given the broad applicability of BABA to all FFA, excluding opportunities for a waiver, it is critical that housing authorities (HAs) become well informed on the rules, regulations, and requirements of compliance.

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The Banks at Mill Village

Member Spotlight

The Housing Authority of Columbus, GA

The Housing Authority of Columbus, GA, MercyMed and Columbia Residential gathered with community leaders, partners and residents this week to celebrate the grand opening of The Banks at Mill Village, the first phase of the Louis T. Chase Homes revitalization. Originally the former site of Louis T. Chase Homes, which included 108 units of public housing built in 1952 on the Chattahoochee River, Mill Village was awarded Low Income Housing Tax Credits in 2019 which enabled the new construction of 102 units of mixed income housing. The new mixed-income housing development, located at 120 20th Street was designed to complement the history of The Mill District, a Purpose Built Community designated in 2019.

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