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Who is Served by the Housing Choice Voucher Program? A State- and County-Level Look

Authors: Christi Economy and Ryan Finnigan The Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program has consistently been shown to increase housing security, decrease homelessness, and improve families’ well-being.[1] As the largest source of federal…
Research and Policy

Housing Supply & Finance: Catalyzing Community Investment & Policy Reform

Wednesday, August 20 | 2:00 - 5:00pm | Livestream  Join the FHLBank San Francisco and the Terner Center for a convening focused on increasing housing supply in today’s policy and economic environment.…
Events

Decarbonizing Affordable Housing: Policy, Practice, and Financing Pathways

Across the United States, efforts to decarbonize and increase the climate resilience of subsidized housing—such as properties funded through the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC)—are seen as critical to promoting climate, health,…
Events

The Cost of Fragmentation: A Cross-State Comparison of the Governance of Affordable Housing Finance Systems

Webinar | Wednesday, June 25, 10:00 – 11:00 am PT Affordable housing governance—or the system that regulates, incentivizes, and funds affordable housing—plays a critical role in shaping the delivery of affordable housing.…
Events

Housing Opportunities: Governor’s Reorganization Plan to Create the California Housing and Homelessness Agency

Authors: Doug Shoemaker, Terner Center Affiliate Geeta Rao, Senior Director, Northern California Market, Enterprise Community Partners Co-authors: Sarah Karlinsky, Director of Research and Policy, Terner Center for Housing Innovation Ben Metcalf, Managing…
Commentary and Analysis

Building Housing in Walkable Neighborhoods: Are U.S. Cities and States Making Progress?

Urban form shapes transportation behavior. Built environment characteristics such as housing density, street connectivity, and proximity to jobs and services help determine how many miles people have to drive every day. Once…
Research and Policy