Resources

The Permanent Affordability Commitment Together (PACT) program, created by New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) leveraging the federal Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) program, was introduced to help renovate many public housing developments in dire need of restorations without placing the cost of such improvements solely on NYCHA.

The 2022 Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities annual report looks at the program's impact through its first six rounds of funding.

A Denver white paper on A New Normal: How Eviction Court Filing Data Can Advance a More Stable Housing Ecosystem for all Coloradans

Services in Housing: An Opportunity to Strengthen America's Public Health Infrastructure is a series of issue briefs that examine the role that housing-based services play in our public health infrastructure.

A Tale of Two Markets is a policy platform designed to build 
a stable housing market in Cuyahoga County, Ohio.

A Review of the New York State Housing Mobility Pilot

This biennial report provides an overview of the permanent supportive housing risk profile across Los Angeles County.

Accessing capital is the most significant hurdle facing emerging small-scale Black, Indigenous and other people of color (BIPOC) real estate developers, and much of that challenge is rooted in the legacies of systemic racism.

The Rental Assistance Demonstration helps preserve public housing by enabling public housing agencies to access new sources of funding to complete renovations and to preserve the buildings as affordable for the long term. The tools below are intended to empower and engage residents as their buildings go through the RAD conversion process to ensure the best possible outcomes.