New York becomes the latest state to pass legislation that seeks to convert distressed hotels or other commercial properties into affordable housing, creating opportunities for property owners and nonprofit organizations. The Housing Our Neighbors with Dignity Act (HONDA) creates a path to financing the purchase, acquisition, holding or conversion of distressed properties for use as permanently affordable or supportive housing. Read more from Nixon Peabody.
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