Housing Policy

Guest Blog: Understanding the CDC Eviction Moratorium

Guest Blog: Understanding the CDC Eviction Moratorium

In early September, the CDC ordered a temporary halt in residential evictions to prevent the further spread of COVID-19. In the sweeping declaration, the CDC recognized that keeping people housed and preventing evictions is a vital social distancing measure and an integral part of any health strategy to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.

This is a guest blog contributed by Carlie J. Boos, Executive Director of the Affordable Housing Alliance of Central Ohio. The information provided in this blog does not, and is not intended to, constitute legal advice; instead, all information, content, and materials are for general informational purposes only. If you or someone you know needs legal assistance, please visit OhioLegalHelp.org to find your nearest legal aid office.

Springfield Housing Solutions Consortium: The City's Good Idea to Address Housing through Community Collaboration

Springfield Housing Solutions Consortium: The City's Good Idea to Address Housing through Community Collaboration

The Springfield Housing Solutions Consortium is a group of leaders from public, private, philanthropic, and financial sectors who are working together to address the City of Springfield’s housing needs – an issue area recognized by leaders in many sectors as the crucial missing piece for Springfield.

Eviction Moratoriums Begin to Expire as Economic Impact of COVID-19 Continues

Eviction Moratoriums Begin to Expire as Economic Impact of COVID-19 Continues

Greater Ohio Policy Center is one organization among many concerned about an impending housing crisis in the Ohio. As state groups continue to advocate for Congressionally-funded rent assistance program, tenants should maintain contact with their landlords regarding their ability to pay.

Federal Tax Credit for Redevelopment Introduced (REHAB Act)

Federal Tax Credit for Redevelopment Introduced (REHAB Act)

The REHAB Act is a proposed new federal rehabilitation tax credit designed to incentivize greater private investment and bring equitable revitalization to whole neighborhoods. The credit is aimed at spurring the rehab of non-historic buildings that are at least 50 years old and near an existing or proposed transit facility.