Thanks to generous support from HAI Group, the National Housing Preservation Database has a completely redesigned user interface, updated current data, and new property and neighborhood data. To access the upgraded database, simply re-register for the database by clicking here.
New features include:
- New mapping tool that allows users to map publicly supported properties by filtered characteristics of interest
- New preservation profiles that report the characteristics of publicly supported rental units by state
- Expanded choice of data fields at both property and subsidy level, including target tenant population, census tract, construction year, and bedroom unit mix
- New data table with enhanced search and filter capabilities
- New download capabilities for the database grid, including the ability to download subsidy records
- Expanded choices of pre-populated datasets, including an inactive property extract
- Improvements to how subsidy status is determined
- New data on state subsidies in Florida, Connecticut, and Massachusetts
To learn more about these updates, click here. Please contact Kelly McElwain, Database Manager, with any questions or if you have property level data on state or local subsidies in your area that you would like added to the database.
