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Housing Online Weekly is National Housing & Rehabilitation Association’s dynamic weekly e-newsletter. Housing Online Weekly is your one-stop shop for information on affordable housing, certified historic rehabilitation & New Markets Tax Credit development.
Tax Credit Advisor (TCA) is the only publication to provide in-depth coverage of federal low-income housing, historic rehabilitation, new markets tax credits, and state housing & historic credits. TCA, a monthly print publication, alerts you to the news, trends, resources, and emerging opportunities to help you successfully develop, finance, manage, and invest in tax credit projects.
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NH&RA periodically publishes committee updates, white papers & best practices, policy updates and more...
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Spring Policy Forum (2010)
Affordable housing, historic rehabilitation and New Markets Tax Credit development is governed by a complex and constantly evolving array of laws and regulations. As our industry struggles to respond to the new economic reality, key public policy makers in Congress, the White House, HUD, the Treasury Department and other government agencies will be playing outsized roles that will determine the future of our business as we know it. NH&RA will be convening these leaders along side leading tax credit developers and professionals to explore the critical nexus between public policy environment and affordable housing development at NH&RA's 2010 Affordable Housing Policy Forum, May 20-21 at the Liaison Hotel in Washington, DC.
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Demand and Capture Rate Methodologies
An estimate of demand is a measure of the number of income-qualified households with the propensity to move to the subject property. Demand estimates can vary significantly based on the components used and the variables applied to measure propensity to move. The components of demand are often based on the goal of the report's end-user. The goal of NCAHMA's demand model is to provide a base estimate of income-qualified renter households. Refinements to this demand model can be made to address a more discrete target population on a case-by-case basis. The intention of this demand model is to provide a consistent methodology for comparison purposes.
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