Lowering Costs for American Families Past EventJune 21, 2024 Lowering Costs for American Families Join CAP for a conversation with Neera Tanden, Domestic Policy Advisor to President Joe Biden. Center for American Progress Jun 26, 2024
Fact Sheet: Recommendations for Housing Regulators To Take Further Action on AI Fact SheetJune 17, 2024 Fact Sheet: Recommendations for Housing Regulators To Take Further Action on AI This fact sheet offers recommendations for how housing regulators can mitigate the risks of artificial intelligence (AI). Jun 17, 2024 Anna Rodriguez
Taking Further Agency Action on AI ReportJune 17, 2024 Taking Further Agency Action on AI This joint report from Governing for Impact and the Center for American Progress maps select agencies’ existing statutory authority to protect consumers, workers, and families from potential artificial intelligence harms. Jun 17, 2024 Will Dobbs-Allsopp, Reed Shaw, Anna Rodriguez, 5 More Todd Phillips, Rachael Klarman, Adam Conner, Nicole Alvarez, Ben Olinsky
Transparency and Accountability in Insurance: Next Steps on Climate Risk Data Collection ArticleJune 13, 2024 Transparency and Accountability in Insurance: Next Steps on Climate Risk Data Collection The National Association of Insurance Commissioners and Federal Insurance Office are collecting data to learn how climate change affects insurance markets, and they should consider these recommended next steps to maximize the effectiveness of this effort. Jun 13, 2024 Lilith Fellowes-Granda
Fact Sheet: Using Modular Building To Increase Affordable Housing Stock Fact SheetMarch 13, 2024 Fact Sheet: Using Modular Building To Increase Affordable Housing Stock Modular building could reduce construction costs, making building new homes more affordable. Mar 13, 2024 Michela Zonta
What California Can Teach America About How To Increase Housing Production ArticleMarch 13, 2024 What California Can Teach America About How To Increase Housing Production Recent legislation in California has reduced the legal barriers to producing new housing units—everything from accessory dwelling units to large, multifamily buildings—when local governments fail to zone their communities for adequate housing. Mar 13, 2024 Kevin DeGood
Increasing Affordable Housing Stock Through Modular Building ReportFebruary 6, 2024 Increasing Affordable Housing Stock Through Modular Building Modular building, if brought to scale, has the potential to reduce construction costs and make building new homes more affordable, especially in areas experiencing severe affordable housing shortages. Feb 6, 2024 Michela Zonta
2023 CAP IDEAS Conference Past EventOctober 25, 2023 2023 CAP IDEAS Conference Join the Center for American Progress as we celebrate 20 years of innovative policy solutions and look boldly forward to a progressive future. Oct 25, 2023
6 Ways Bidenomics Is Delivering for Young People ArticleOctober 5, 2023 6 Ways Bidenomics Is Delivering for Young People The Biden administration’s actions to strengthen the economy are helping ensure young people have a brighter future. Oct 5, 2023 Jessica Vela, Crystal Weise
CAP’s Response to the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s RFI on the Enterprises’ Single-Family Mortgage Pricing Framework ArticleAugust 23, 2023 CAP’s Response to the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s RFI on the Enterprises’ Single-Family Mortgage Pricing Framework The Center for American Progress submitted comments in response to the FHFA’s request for input on the Enterprises’ single-family pricing framework. Aug 23, 2023 Michela Zonta
The Disproportionate Burden of Eviction on Black Women ReportAugust 14, 2023 The Disproportionate Burden of Eviction on Black Women The United States continues to face an eviction crisis that has been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and that disproportionately affects communities of color, particularly Black women. Aug 14, 2023 Cleo Bluthenthal
It’s All About Housing: Rental Inflation and Its Measurement Play an Outsize Role in the Consumer Price Index ArticleJuly 10, 2023 It’s All About Housing: Rental Inflation and Its Measurement Play an Outsize Role in the Consumer Price Index Price increases for new leases have fallen faster than average rent, which will contribute to declining inflation in the future. Jul 10, 2023 Christian E. Weller, David Correa
Strengthening Access to Housing for People With Criminal Records Is Key to Successful Reentry ArticleApril 17, 2023 Strengthening Access to Housing for People With Criminal Records Is Key to Successful Reentry To facilitate the successful reentry of justice-involved citizens, the United States must bolster its federal, state, and local renter protections and build strong transitional housing programs. Apr 17, 2023 Justin Dorazio
Nonprofit Hospitals Can Improve Community Health Through Housing Investments ReportFebruary 21, 2023 Nonprofit Hospitals Can Improve Community Health Through Housing Investments Nonprofit hospitals have an obligation to provide community benefit; as part of this, they should do more to support the housing needs of the communities they serve. Feb 21, 2023 Marquisha Johns, Nicole Rapfogel
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Can Support Racial Equity in Homeownership and Environmental Justice Efforts ReportDecember 8, 2022 Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Can Support Racial Equity in Homeownership and Environmental Justice Efforts The government-sponsored enterprises are in a unique position to reduce the racial homeownership gap while simultaneously addressing climate change-related risks and systemic environmental racism. Dec 8, 2022 Michela Zonta
Affordable housing was already hard to find in Florida — and then came Hurricane Ian In the NewsOctober 24, 2022 Affordable housing was already hard to find in Florida — and then came Hurricane Ian David Ballard explains how Hurricane Ian exacerbated the affordable housing shortage in Florida. Oct 24, 2022 Tampa Bay Times David Ballard
Localized Anti-Displacement Policies ReportSeptember 26, 2022 Localized Anti-Displacement Policies As more investments enter disadvantaged communities, it is crucial that local policies stabilize current residents, ensure they benefit from expanded opportunity, and protect them from displacement. Sep 26, 2022 Justin Dorazio
The Rental Housing Crisis Is a Supply Problem That Needs Supply Solutions ReportAugust 22, 2022 The Rental Housing Crisis Is a Supply Problem That Needs Supply Solutions Policymakers must prioritize improving housing access and affordability for low-income households through immediate and long-term investments. Aug 22, 2022 Ashfaq Khan, Christian E. Weller, Lily Roberts, 1 More Michela Zonta
The United States Must Deliver on Equitable Housing Outcomes for All ArticleJuly 7, 2022 The United States Must Deliver on Equitable Housing Outcomes for All Federal investments kept millions of Americans in their homes during the pandemic; in the long term, commitment to bold federal housing policy can eliminate housing insecurity for millions while uplifting historically disadvantaged communities. Jul 7, 2022 Ashfaq Khan
The American Rescue Plan Can Help States and Localities Meet Employment Goals and Invest in Workers ReportNovember 22, 2021 The American Rescue Plan Can Help States and Localities Meet Employment Goals and Invest in Workers American Rescue Plan funding allows state and local governments to invest in employment solutions for their residents, including skills training, career pathways in educational settings, child care, and other basic needs. Nov 22, 2021 Marina Zhavoronkova, Arohi Pathak
LGBTQI+ Members of Generation Z Face Unique Social and Economic Concerns ArticleNovember 10, 2021 LGBTQI+ Members of Generation Z Face Unique Social and Economic Concerns Disproportionately high rates of discrimination in school, housing, and the workforce among young LGBTQI+ individuals negatively affects their well-being. Nov 10, 2021 Lindsay Mahowald, Edwith Theogene, Han Le, 1 More Ella Azoulay
Eviction Record Expungement Can Remove Barriers to Stable Housing ReportSeptember 30, 2021 Eviction Record Expungement Can Remove Barriers to Stable Housing Eviction record sealing is key to improving housing security for millions of individuals and families. Sep 30, 2021 Jaboa Lake, Leni Tupper
The ADA at 31: Access to Housing and Health Care Must Meet the Rise of Disability in the U.S. ReportAugust 5, 2021 The ADA at 31: Access to Housing and Health Care Must Meet the Rise of Disability in the U.S. The coronavirus crisis has proven that access to basic life amenities is a public health necessity; therefore, legislation should reflect the growing need for housing and health services. Aug 5, 2021 Valerie Novack, Kelly Moh
Recognizing and Addressing Housing Insecurity for Disabled Renters ArticleMay 27, 2021 Recognizing and Addressing Housing Insecurity for Disabled Renters In light of new analyses showing that people with disabilities continue to face higher rates of housing insecurity, housing policies must center this community’s needs to ensure a more equitable housing system for all. May 27, 2021 Jaboa Lake, Valerie Novack, Mia Ives-Rublee
Disability-Forward Policy Recommendations To Advance Accessible and Affordable Housing for All ArticleApril 23, 2021 Disability-Forward Policy Recommendations To Advance Accessible and Affordable Housing for All The federal government should enact the following policy recommendations to increase affordable, accessible, and inclusive housing for all—especially people with disabilities. Apr 23, 2021 Valerie Novack, Adam Ballard, Allie Cannington, 1 More Cathleen O’Brien
Preventing and Removing Barriers to Housing Security for People With Criminal Convictions ArticleApril 14, 2021 Preventing and Removing Barriers to Housing Security for People With Criminal Convictions Policymakers must take long-overdue action to undo intentionally harmful housing policies that discriminate against people with criminal records and perpetuate racial discrimination. Apr 14, 2021 Jaboa Lake
The Pandemic Has Exacerbated Housing Instability for Renters of Color ReportOctober 30, 2020 The Pandemic Has Exacerbated Housing Instability for Renters of Color Hardships disproportionately faced by communities of color are being exacerbated by the pandemic and require an equitable recovery that reconciles past harms while also providing solutions for current and future challenges. Oct 30, 2020 Jaboa Lake
Trump’s Plan To Defund Social Security ArticleAugust 12, 2020 Trump’s Plan To Defund Social Security Permanently terminating the employee payroll tax along the lines President Trump has proposed would empty Social Security’s trust fund by 2026 or earlier. Aug 12, 2020 Seth Hanlon, Christian E. Weller
Fact Sheet: Steps To Expand the Supply of Affordable Housing for Low-Wage Workers Fact SheetAugust 10, 2020 Fact Sheet: Steps To Expand the Supply of Affordable Housing for Low-Wage Workers Improving regions’ jobs-housing fit—connecting jobs with affordable housing—is essential for working families and for the economy. Aug 10, 2020 Michela Zonta
Expanding the Supply of Affordable Housing for Low-Wage Workers ReportAugust 10, 2020 Expanding the Supply of Affordable Housing for Low-Wage Workers Policymakers must focus on improving the jobs-housing fit—or connecting jobs with affordable housing—which is essential for working families and for the economy. Aug 10, 2020 Michela Zonta
Kicking Folks Out While They’re Down ReportJuly 27, 2020 Kicking Folks Out While They’re Down The early lifting of pandemic restrictions strains emergency housing and homelessness efforts and will exacerbate evictions, foreclosures, and the decades-old housing and homelessness crises. Jul 27, 2020 Rejane Frederick, Jaboa Lake
The Economic Fallout of the Coronavirus for People of Color ArticleApril 14, 2020 The Economic Fallout of the Coronavirus for People of Color Occupational segregation, employment discrimination, and exploitation make economic downturns, such as the one created by the COVID-19 pandemic, worse in communities of color by destabilizing jobs, undermining small businesses, and increasing income shocks and unexpected expenses. Apr 14, 2020 Connor Maxwell, Danyelle Solomon
How Congress Can Help Small Businesses Weather the Coronavirus Pandemic ArticleApril 13, 2020 How Congress Can Help Small Businesses Weather the Coronavirus Pandemic Any new funding for the Paycheck Protection Program must provide immediate cash to the smallest businesses in order to protect them from the COVID-19 fallout. Apr 13, 2020 Alexandra Thornton, Andy Green
Congress Must Act Now To Keep Renters in Their Homes During and After the Coronavirus Crisis ArticleApril 9, 2020 Congress Must Act Now To Keep Renters in Their Homes During and After the Coronavirus Crisis As millions of workers continue to lose their jobs due to the COVID-19 outbreak, policymakers must take immediate action to ensure that renters have homes in the coming months. Apr 9, 2020 Michela Zonta
3 Ways HUD Is Using Regulatory Attacks to Dismantle Fair Housing Protections ArticleJanuary 30, 2020 3 Ways HUD Is Using Regulatory Attacks to Dismantle Fair Housing Protections The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has proposed multiple rules that target housing access for marginalized communities and weaken protections against discrimination. Jan 30, 2020 Areeba Haider
A Right to Counsel Is a Right to a Fighting Chance ReportOctober 2, 2019 A Right to Counsel Is a Right to a Fighting Chance Guaranteeing legal representation for renters facing eviction not only is a highly effective means of keeping renters in their homes, but it also benefits whole communities by preventing homelessness, preserving affordable rental homes, and more. Oct 2, 2019 Heidi Schultheis, Caitlin Rooney
Racial Disparities in Home Appreciation ReportJuly 15, 2019 Racial Disparities in Home Appreciation Segregation and racial disparities in home appreciation put African Americans at a disadvantage in their ability to build equity and accumulate wealth. Jul 15, 2019 Michela Zonta
Lack of Housing and Mental Health Disabilities Exacerbate One Another ArticleNovember 20, 2018 Lack of Housing and Mental Health Disabilities Exacerbate One Another Understanding the relationship between homelessness and mental health disabilities is key to preventing and ending homelessness for people with mental illness, particularly as housing costs continue to rise. Nov 20, 2018 Heidi Schultheis
Homes for All ReportJuly 24, 2018 Homes for All It is time for the federal government to contribute more aggressively to the U.S. supply of affordable housing, as it did in the past. Jul 24, 2018 Michela Zonta
The Latest HUD Proposal Would Exacerbate the Housing Insecurity Crisis ArticleJune 4, 2018 The Latest HUD Proposal Would Exacerbate the Housing Insecurity Crisis By tripling the minimum rent and imposing counterproductive so-called work requirements, the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s proposed legislation would increase economic hardship for households already most at risk of eviction and homelessness. Jun 4, 2018 Heidi Schultheis, Michela Zonta, Rejane Frederick
Big Business Rules American Agriculture—and Congress Doesn’t Seem to Care ArticleMay 16, 2018 Big Business Rules American Agriculture—and Congress Doesn’t Seem to Care Farmers are feeling the substantial consolidation across many agricultural markets, yet the issue is conspicuously absent from the current Farm Bill debate. May 16, 2018 Andrew Schwartz, Ethan Gurwitz
5 Features of Successful Housing Finance Reform ReportDecember 14, 2017 5 Features of Successful Housing Finance Reform A reformed housing finance system should prioritize people at all income levels, including renters, and support liquidity and affordability across the mortgage market. Dec 14, 2017 Sarah Edelman, Gregg Gelzinis
Work Requirement Proposals Would Kick Struggling Workers When They’re Down ReportNovember 2, 2017 Work Requirement Proposals Would Kick Struggling Workers When They’re Down Taking food, shelter, and health care away from jobless workers won’t help them find work. Nov 2, 2017 Eliza Schultz, Anusha Ravi, Rebecca Vallas
Recovering from Hurricane Maria Requires an Extensive Federal Response ArticleOctober 12, 2017 Recovering from Hurricane Maria Requires an Extensive Federal Response After weathering two devastating storms, Puerto Rico is still struggling to recover as the federal government fails to provide short-term and long-term relief. Oct 12, 2017 Erin Cohan, Sarah Shapiro, Rebecca Cokley, 6 More Sarah Edelman, Gregg Gelzinis, Connor Maxwell, Scott Sargrad, Eliza Schultz, Cristina Novoa
Safe, Strong, and Just Rebuilding After Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria ReportOctober 3, 2017 Safe, Strong, and Just Rebuilding After Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria Disaster aid for hurricane-affected areas should focus on creating long-term resilience to extreme weather and supporting communities with the fewest resources to rebuild. Oct 3, 2017 Cathleen Kelly, Kristina Costa, Sarah Edelman
The ‘Trump Loophole’ Would Benefit Millionaires, Not Small Businesses Fact SheetAugust 24, 2017 The ‘Trump Loophole’ Would Benefit Millionaires, Not Small Businesses President Trump's and House Republicans' proposed "small-business" tax cut would create a new loophole for millionaires—including Wall Street financiers, lobbyists, lawyers, and wealthy business owners like Trump—while doing little or nothing for real small businesses. Aug 24, 2017 Alexandra Thornton, Seth Hanlon
A New Missouri Law Creates Steep Hurdles to Discrimination Lawsuits ArticleJuly 12, 2017 A New Missouri Law Creates Steep Hurdles to Discrimination Lawsuits A new state law will make it harder to hold bosses and landlords—including the bill’s sponsor—accountable for violating civil rights. Jul 12, 2017 Billy Corriher
The Art of a Devastating Deal for Distressed Communities ArticleJune 1, 2017 The Art of a Devastating Deal for Distressed Communities Community development, housing, and small-business cuts in Trump’s budget would leave struggling communities even worse off. Jun 1, 2017 Joe Valenti, Sarah Edelman
8 Ways the Trump Budget Threatens the Health and Safety of American Families ArticleMay 23, 2017 8 Ways the Trump Budget Threatens the Health and Safety of American Families The Trump budget would endanger the health and safety of American families while giving tax cuts to millionaires. May 23, 2017 Thomas Huelskoetter, Harry Stein, Karla Walter, 7 More Rachel West, Michela Zonta, Jamila Taylor, Alexandra Thornton, Alex Rowell, Ethan Gurwitz, Luke Bassett
The Trump Budget’s Attack on People with Disabilities ArticleMay 23, 2017 The Trump Budget’s Attack on People with Disabilities The Trump budget would be particularly damaging for Americans with disabilities. May 23, 2017 Katherine Gallagher Robbins, Harry Stein, Jackie Odum, 2 More Michela Zonta, Rachel West
How the Trump Budget Undermines Economic Security for Working Families ArticleMay 23, 2017 How the Trump Budget Undermines Economic Security for Working Families The Trump budget would squeeze working families for the benefit of wealthy elites. May 23, 2017 Rebecca Vallas, Harry Stein, Eliza Schultz, 10 More Neil Campbell, Kate Bahn, Regina Willensky Benjamin, Kevin DeGood, Antoinette Flores, Ethan Gurwitz, Alexandra Thornton, Angela Hanks, Luke Bassett, Myriam Alexander-Kearns
The Trump Budget Neglects Basic Protections and Funds a Deportation Force Instead ArticleMay 23, 2017 The Trump Budget Neglects Basic Protections and Funds a Deportation Force Instead The Trump budget would undermine enforcement of civil rights protections and access to justice while funding a policy of mass deportation. May 23, 2017 Sharita Gruberg, Philip E. Wolgin, Tom Jawetz, 6 More Jamila Taylor, Danyelle Solomon, Frank J. Bewkes, Michela Zonta, Jackie Odum, Harry Stein
Trump at 100 Days: Case Studies of Trump’s Self-Serving, Special Interest Government ReportApril 27, 2017 Trump at 100 Days: Case Studies of Trump’s Self-Serving, Special Interest Government President Trump and those who serve in his administration make policy that benefits themselves and special interest elites like them at the expense of ordinary Americans who placed their faith in him. Apr 27, 2017 Liz Kennedy, Danielle Root
The Big Lie that Conservative Policies Are Good for Small Business ArticleApril 26, 2017 The Big Lie that Conservative Policies Are Good for Small Business This column busts five myths about how business regulation, tax giveaways, competition, and the Affordable Care Act affect small businesses. Apr 26, 2017 Kate Bahn, Regina Willensky Benjamin
The 2008 Housing Crisis ReportApril 13, 2017 The 2008 Housing Crisis Contrary to conservative arguments, the 2008 housing crisis was caused by unregulated and loosely regulated private financial entities—not the federal government’s support for homeownership. Apr 13, 2017 Colin McArthur, Sarah Edelman
10 Ways President Trump’s Agenda Will Harm His Supporters in Rural and Small-Town America ArticleMarch 16, 2017 10 Ways President Trump’s Agenda Will Harm His Supporters in Rural and Small-Town America Many rural and small-town voters supported President Trump—but his agenda will harm families and the economy in their communities. Mar 16, 2017 Katherine Gallagher Robbins, Rejane Frederick, Rachel West
5 Things to Watch in President Trump’s Skinny Budget ArticleMarch 14, 2017 5 Things to Watch in President Trump’s Skinny Budget The impact of President Trump’s budget on working families will depend on the answers to these five questions. Mar 14, 2017 Harry Stein, Scott Nathan
A Plan for Rebuilding America and Investing in Workers and Jobs ReportFebruary 1, 2017 A Plan for Rebuilding America and Investing in Workers and Jobs The start of the 115th Congress presents an important opportunity to strengthen communities, expand employment, raise wages, and build the infrastructure that will power the U.S. economy in the 21st-century. Feb 1, 2017 Kevin DeGood
Treasury Secretary Nominee Steve Mnuchin’s Bet Against Seniors ArticleJanuary 18, 2017 Treasury Secretary Nominee Steve Mnuchin’s Bet Against Seniors The Department of the Treasury requires a trustworthy leader. Based on the record of Financial Freedom, Mnuchin’s reverse mortgage company, it is unclear whether he meets this qualification. Jan 18, 2017 Colin McArthur, Sarah Edelman
Toward Jobs and Justice ReportJanuary 9, 2017 Toward Jobs and Justice A strong housing foundation is a key component of economic security. Jan 9, 2017 Michela Zonta, Sarah Edelman
Wealth Inequality Among Asian Americans Greater Than Among Whites ReportDecember 20, 2016 Wealth Inequality Among Asian Americans Greater Than Among Whites Asian American wealth inequality is greater and rising faster than white wealth inequality. Dec 20, 2016 Christian E. Weller, Jeffrey Thompson
The United States’ History of Segregated Housing Continues to Limit Affordable Housing ReportDecember 15, 2016 The United States’ History of Segregated Housing Continues to Limit Affordable Housing A two-pronged attack is necessary to break down structural barriers that are preventing low-income families from finding affordable housing. Dec 15, 2016 Sam Fulwood III
The Role of Midwestern Housing Instability in the 2016 Election ArticleNovember 29, 2016 The Role of Midwestern Housing Instability in the 2016 Election Although the national housing market outlook has improved in recent years, Midwestern voters—and the election results—may have been influenced by negative equity rates, housing instability, and a struggling mortgage market. Nov 29, 2016 Michela Zonta, Sarah Edelman, Colin McArthur
Toward a Dignified Retirement for All ReportNovember 15, 2016 Toward a Dignified Retirement for All With 10,000 Americans turning 65 every day, the nation must put in place policies that ensure dignity and security in old age. Nov 15, 2016 Jackie Odum, Eliza Schultz, Rebecca Vallas, 1 More Christian E. Weller
Housing the Extended Family ReportOctober 19, 2016 Housing the Extended Family The housing needs of an increasing number of extended families are not being fully met by the current housing market. Oct 19, 2016 Michela Zonta
What to Expect from the FDIC’s Unbanked Survey ArticleOctober 19, 2016 What to Expect from the FDIC’s Unbanked Survey New data on financial behavior and attitudes will update the state of financial inclusion. Oct 19, 2016 Joe Valenti
A Progressive Agenda for Inclusive and Diverse Entrepreneurship ReportOctober 13, 2016 A Progressive Agenda for Inclusive and Diverse Entrepreneurship Women and people of color face significant structural barriers to starting a small business and have lower rates of business ownership, but progressive policies that expand access to capital and support entrepreneurial education can help overcome these barriers. Oct 13, 2016 Kate Bahn, Regina Willensky Benjamin, Annie McGrew
Opportunities for Promoting Credit for Affordable Housing in Rural America ReportSeptember 13, 2016 Opportunities for Promoting Credit for Affordable Housing in Rural America The affordable housing challenges facing rural communities demand a careful look at strategies that can boost credit and help rural communities thrive. Sep 13, 2016 Shiv Rawal, Sarah Edelman, Gerado Sanz
Achieving Middle-Class Economic Security Through Raising Wages and Rebuilding Wealth Fact SheetSeptember 8, 2016 Achieving Middle-Class Economic Security Through Raising Wages and Rebuilding Wealth Declining middle-class economic security is a policy choice. Here is a policy agenda for rebuilding it. Sep 8, 2016
Raising Wages and Rebuilding Wealth ReportSeptember 8, 2016 Raising Wages and Rebuilding Wealth To achieve economic security, middle-class Americans need policies that promote good jobs; a growing, inclusive economy; and affordable child care, higher education, health care, housing, and retirement. Sep 8, 2016 Carmel Martin, Andy Green, Brendan Duke
Creating Safe and Healthy Living Environments for Low-Income Families ReportJuly 20, 2016 Creating Safe and Healthy Living Environments for Low-Income Families Given how central homes and communities are to people’s lives, federal and local leaders must work to ensure low-income families live in environments that are conducive to their success. Jul 20, 2016 Tracey Ross, Chelsea Parsons, Rebecca Vallas
Protecting Communities on the Road to Recovery ReportJune 28, 2016 Protecting Communities on the Road to Recovery Strong standards are critical to ensure that the Distressed Asset Stabilization Program protects homeowners and neighborhoods still recovering from the housing crisis. Jun 28, 2016 Sarah Edelman, Michela Zonta, Shiv Rawal