AAHSA Housing Report: December 21, 2007
Posted: Dec. 31, 2007
FY08 Appropriations finally wraps up, Hill staff visit preservation community, Senate trust fund bill introduced, a new HUD management update posted, Emergency Capital Repair grants announced, HAC's Environmental Review Guide released, AAHSA calls for your Quality First story and "Aging in Place" gets some much deserves recognition.

AAHSA Housing Report: November 26, 2007
Posted: Nov. 27, 2007
In this month’s AAHSA Housing Report: FY08 HUD appropriations unclear, the latest on HUD payments, ALCP grants announced, AAHSA opposes MIP increase, OMB passes on late payment solution and new Quality First tools for housing providers.

Housing Report: October 31, 2007
Posted: Oct 31, 2007
Section 202 awards released, late HAP payments get hearing and congressional action, details from Orlando, housing trust fund legislation update, 2008 OCAFs published, Social Security increase announced and more.

Housing Report: September 28, 2007
Posted: Oct 01, 2007
AAHSA and members are busy on the Hill as the Section 202 bill moves forward, the Senate considers housing for seniors in the Gulf and Congress prepares a continuing resolution. HUD announces Section 202 Predevelopment grants, EIV tenant search and releases revised resident fact sheets. Last but not least, the housing member "cheat sheet" for Orlando is ready!

Housing Report: August 28, 2007
Posted: Aug. 29, 2007
We hope that you are all having a great summer and enjoying some much deserved rest and relaxation with your families and friends. Washington has been very quiet, but as always the housing issues are keeping the AAHSA staff extremely busy. This month's AAHSA Housing Report includes the latest on the late payment problems, the Section 202 bill and an audio conference on the new occupancy handbook.

Housing Report: July, 31, 2007
In this month’s AAHSA Housing Report: Late HAP payments continue to plague members across the country, Section 202 legislation gains co–sponsors, House finishes FY08 HUD appropriations, and much more. Contact Alayna Waldrum.

Housing Report: June 25, 2007
An upcoming webcast on EIV, RHS funding available, an LEP amendment expected in the House, discrimination complaints are on the rise, a new HUD Management Update, a Senate disaster assistance bill is introduced, the host of new reports on housing and Deputy Assistant Secretary for Multifamily Hank Williams leaves HUD.

Housing Report: June 1, 2007
In this month's AAHSA Housing Report: NOFA deadlines extended, revised MOR posted, House passes housing fund, rural housing bills make it through committee, LEP amendment fails, and HUD shows interested interest in preservation.

Housing Report: April 24, 2007
In this month's AAHSA Housing Report: Your fair housing to-do-list, Senators line up to support Section 202 and 811, Emergency Capital Repair grant funds awarded and available, AAHSA's LEP translations workgroup, the impacts of AoA cuts on OAA services and a new GOA report on project based assistance.

Housing Report: March 27, 2007
In this month's AAHSA Housing Report: Congressman Frank addresses memebrs at FASC, several affordable housing bills are introduced, the Congress continues hearings on key issues, a new Housing Management Update and more.

Housing Report: February 27, 2007
HUD Section 202 Predevelopment Grant NOFA is released, a new Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan form is posted, the LEP deadline is extended, FY07 HUD appropriations bill is finalized, AAHSA releases its 2007 housing agenda, the House focuses on unresolved Katrina issues and the latest on HUD REAC problems. Also, don’t forget to join us for the Future of Aging Services Conference and hear Congressman Barney Frank discuss housing priorities for the 110th Congress.

Housing Report: January 30, 2007
In this month’s AAHSA Housing Report: An update on PRAC/HAP funding issues, a discussion on the impact of changes to the Section 8 Renewal Guide, HUD’s final LEP guidance, FY07’s grim funding outlook, a new HUD Management Update and Congressman Frank to address members at FASC.