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National Council of Affordable Housing Market Analysts

 Since 2001, when a cadre of leading market study professionals organized to address the need for uniform standards, the National Council of Affordable Housing Market Analysts has been setting the industry standard for real estate market research. NCAHMA works to bring accountability and consistency to market studies for affordable housing properties and other residential real estate.

Created to provide a peer network among real estate market analysts who focus part of their practice on affordable housing properties, the National Council of Affordable Housing Market Analysts (NCAHMA) is a membership organization devoted to education, information, and resource sharing. The Council works to increase awareness of benefits and value of properly conducted market analyses.

The Council presents opportunities for market analysts to discuss current issues, network and gain state-of-the-art information. The Council has created and refined guidelines to insure studies are sufficiently thorough to insure a comprehensive evaluation. Through multi-day forums and state HFA sponsored seminars, the Council brings market analysts together to share ideas among themselves – and with state agencies, equity syndicators, developers, local governments and other market study users.

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Registration Open for Affordable Housing Census Data Webinar

National Council of Affordable Housing Market Analysts in partnership with Tax Credit Advisor are pleased to announce the first in a series of forthcoming educational webinars. Our "Learn While You Lunch Series" will convene every other month to explore critical topics pertaining to affordable housing market analysis, underwriting and development. read more

Date Published: 02/02/2012

Tags: Affordable Housing, Tax Credits, Market Analysis

President Obama Signs FY 2012 Spending Package into Law

For the last month, Congress has considered an appropriations minibus, H.R. 2112, to incorporate Fiscal Year 2012 spending bills for the U.S. Departments of Agriculture, Commerce, Justice, Transportation, and Housing and Urban Development, and related programs. On November 14, a House-Senate conference committee approved a compromise minibus measure in the form of a conference report. read more

Date Published: 02/02/2012

Tags: Hope VI, HUD, Congress, Affordable Housing, Rural Housing, Public Housing

Senate Approves Appropriations Minibus

For the past few weeks, the United States Senate has been considering an appropriations minibus, H.R. 2112, which includes the annual spending bills for Agriculture, Commerce-Justice-Science, Transportation, and Housing and Urban Development and multiple amendments therein. The Senate approved the legislation by a vote of 69 to 30 on Tuesday, November 1. read more

Date Published: 02/02/2012

Tags: HUD, Affordable Housing, Congress

New Report Showcases PHA Initiatives to Improve Economic Prosperity

The Center for Housing Policy has released a new brief titled “More than a Roof: Case Studies of Public Housing Agency Initiatives to Increase Residents' Economic Security. The paper highlights PHA efforts to help residents make progress toward economic security. read more

Date Published: 02/01/2012

Tags: Affordable Housing, HUD, Public Housing

HUD Publishes Report on Impediments to Sustainable Native American Construction

HUD recently launched its Sustainable Construction in Indian Country initiative, which is charged with exploring impediments to sustainable construction practices in Native communities, and suggesting solutions to these impediments. read more

Date Published: 02/01/2012

Tags: HUD, Market Analysis, Native America/Indian Housing, Affordable Housing

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