NAA's White House Blueprint Advocacy

In January 2023, President Biden unveiled the White House Blueprint for a Renters Bill of Rights to increase fairness in the rental market and further principles of fair housing and launched the White House Resident-Centered Housing Challenge, a voluntary call-to-action for stakeholders to improve the quality of life for renters. NAA has been hard at work ensuring the voice of the industry is represented in federal policy discussions.

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How is NAA Protecting the Rental Housing Industry? 

NAA’s advocacy response to the White House Blueprint for a Renters Bill of Rights extends to multiple federal agencies, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. 

Fees Advocacy

NAA led the industry’s advocacy affirming to the Federal Trade Commission that there are no “junk fees” in rental housing.

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Standing Strong for the Rental Housing Industry

NAA’s response to the White House Blueprint for a Renters Bill of Rights.
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NAA Responds to FTC’s Proposed Fees Rule

NAA, our industry coalition, affiliate partners and more than 3,600 NAA members acted against the proposal.
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Rent Control Advocacy

NAA, our industry coalition, affiliate partners and 3,000 NAA members discouraged the Federal Housing Finance Agency from engaging in this failed policy.

NAA’s White House Challenge Commitment

NAA is committed to showcasing industry practices that help renters avoid eviction, remain stably housed and thriving in rental communities.

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Industry Meets with FHFA as Agency Considers Rent…

Housing providers emphasized the harmful realities of rent control on affordability. 
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Resident Programs & Practices

NAA is committed to showcasing industry practices that help renters avoid eviction, remain stably housed and thriving in rental communities. 
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