Fair Housing Resources
Challenge to HUD Funding Guidance Dismissed
By Brittany Wood |
Parties issue joint stipulation after discussing funding guidance concerns.
HUD Resets Clock on Fair Housing Design and Construction Claims
By Ayiesha Beverly and Emily Howard |
Agency guidance provides new interpretation regarding the statute of limitations for accessibility claims.
Multifamily Housing Expanding via Public-Private Partnerships
By Scott Sowers |
Multifamily housing communities are leaning into P3s to get deals done, in market-rate and affordable housing communities.
Public-private partnerships, also known as P3s, are proving to be good vehicles for developing and building multifamily housing communities once the nuances are…
Untangling Federal Agency Directives: Navigating 2026 Housing Enforcement
Why it’s important: Despite recent deregulation efforts and rescission of guidance documents, the core requirements of the Fair Housing Act remain unchanged. Additionally, the Office of Inspector General (OIG) continues to audit HUD programs independently of policy changes…
HUD Policy Adjustments: Evaluating Assistance Animals Under the FHA
Why it’s important: As renters increasingly view their pets as part of their families, it is essential to understand your company's obligations and how to appropriately address emotional support animals within your community.
Who should attend: Onsite Team members, Regional Managers,…
Affordable by Design: Reimagining Communities Through Rental Housing
By Duy Vu |
Twin Cities provide key lessons in affordable housing.
Ensuring the Long-Term Viability of Low-Income Housing Programs
By April Capone |
With reconciliation in the rearview mirror and the FY 2026 appropriations process underway, the scrutinizing of agency budget proposals begins in just one week. As a former mayor, I know that many local elected officials share one of the National Apartment Association’s (NAA) top…
National Association Letter on CARES Act Notice to Vacate Requirement
A coalition of Housing Associations, including NAA, writes a letter urging Congress to remove the 30-day notice to vacate requirement from the CARES Act.
$16 Billion Problem: Solutions for Tackling Fraud and Eviction Risk
By Andrew Ruhland |
As technology continues to evolve, multifamily operators are embracing forward-thinking solutions that offer significant benefits. Unfortunately, bad actors are growing more sophisticated as well—and that has led to a rise in fraud across the industry. At the 2025 Apartmentalize session, "$16…