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Capitol Hill

Housing and Community Development Appropriations Budget Chart

January 21, 2026 (Originally Published: August 9, 2024)
By:
Xavier Arriaga

Administration and Congress Spending Proposals for Fiscal Year 2026.

Partner Sustainability and Growth
Section 4
Preservation and Production
Preservation
Equitable Path Forward
Fair Housing
Resilience
Upward Mobility 
Community Development Financial Institution
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit
Policy 
National
Community Development
Federal Policy
Legislation
National
Sustainability
Fact Sheet

Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs): An Overview

March 16, 2026
By:
Anna Smukowski
Briana Flynn
An accessible overview of what CDFIs are, how they work, and why they’ve become essential partners in expanding affordable housing and strengthening local economies.
Community Development Financial Institution
National
Chicago
Detroit
Gulf Coast
Mid-Atlantic
New York
Northern California
Ohio
Pacific Northwest
Rocky Mountain
Rural Communities
Southeast
Southern California
Tribal Nations
U.S. Caribbean
Community Development
Community Loan Fund
Housing Supply
Inclusive Economic Growth
Fact Sheet
Affordable Housing: A guide for Advisors and Investors in a white trapezoid on top of an illustration of people outside

Affordable Housing: A Guide for Advisors and Investors

March 16, 2026
By:
Anna Smukowski
Briana Flynn
Rob Bachmann
Jess O'Hare
A primer on affordable housing — and how investors, funders, and advisors can play a meaningful role in expanding supply.
Community Development Financial Institution
Construction and Development 
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit
Preservation Equity
Products for Investors
National
Chicago
Detroit
Gulf Coast
Mid-Atlantic
New York
Northern California
Ohio
Pacific Northwest
Rocky Mountain
Rural Communities
Southeast
Southern California
Tribal Nations
U.S. Caribbean
Community Development
Community Loan Fund
Housing Supply
Real Estate Equity
Story
Second Chance Center Hassan Latif

Celebrating a Second Chance

Nearly 80% of formerly incarcerated people and their families report being denied housing due to a criminal conviction. That’s according to a 2015 study led by the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights, Forward Together, and Research Action Design, which also found that formerly incarcerated people are 10 to 13 times more likely to experience homelessness than those who have not been incarcerated.  
Housing as a Pathway to Justice
Community Development Financial Institution
New York
Rocky Mountain