An article in Market Watch highlights a concern among housing advocates and experts that if Congress doesn’t provide emergency rental assistance for impacted households, evictions could spike once the CDC’s temporary eviction moratorium for qualifying renters expires at the end of 2020.

Articles in this issue: Partnerships for an Equitable Response & Recovery webinar, Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta Grant; Leads, Designing for Healing Dignity & Joy webinar, New Dashboard Highlights the Impact of Covid-19

Today, Enterprise, Local Initiatives Support Corporation, National Housing Trust, Stewards of Affordable Housing for the Future, Housing Partnership Network, Housing Assistance Council, and Leading Age released a joint statement urging Congress and the Administration to come together to provide rental assistance

In this issue: Committee for Greater LA Releases Groundbreaking Report No Going Back

Updates Include: CDC Issues Nationwide Temporary Eviction Moratorium; Senate Fails to Pass ‘Skinny’ Covid-19 Relief...

HUD has announced the allocation of the remaining nearly $2 billion in supplemental Community Development Block Grant (CDBG-CV) funds authorized through the CARES Act.

In this issue: Interim Action Taken to Protect Tenants, Long-Term Solution Needed; Enterprise Selected as...