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The Week Ahead: Understanding Eviction and Foreclosure Moratoria

Community Solutions and the National Low Income Housing Coalition (NLIHC) host a complimentary webinar Wednesday, December 16 from  2-3:30 pm CT, entitled, "Preventing Housing Instability During COVID-19: Understanding Eviction Moratoriums and Rental Assistance."

The organizers say the event will be held in light of the economic and public health crisis that has sparked federal, state, and local government policy solutions to prevent a resultant housing crisis.

For example, FHFA, which oversees Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac recently announced the fourth extension of its eviction and foreclosure moratorium until "at least" January 31, 2021.

Community Solutions and NLIHC reportedly hope attendees will learn more about evictions and foreclosures and their negative impacts on communities during the pandemic as well as how to avoid them.

They have assembled a panel of experts to educate, inform, and energize communities on the following sub-topics including:

  • the framework for an equitable response to COVID-19
  • the impact of evictions on communities
  • the effectiveness of current eviction moratoriums
  • the landscape of emergency rental assistance programs and their implementation.

There is no cost, but those who wish to participate must register here.

Here is what else is happening in The Week Ahead:

  • COVID-19 Economic Housing Outlook, Outlook Webinars (Wednesday)
  • Home Builders' Index, NAHB, (Wednesday)
  • Jobless Claims, Bureau of Labor Statistics (Thursday)
  • Housing Starts Report and Building Permits Survey, U.S. Census (Thursday)

About Author: Christina Hughes Babb

Christina Hughes Babb is a reporter for DS News and MReport. A graduate of Southern Methodist University, she has been a reporter, editor, and publisher in the Dallas area for more than 15 years. During her 10 years at Advocate Media and Dallas Magazine, she published thousands of articles covering local politics, real estate, development, crime, the arts, entertainment, and human interest, among other topics. She has won two national Mayborn School of Journalism Ten Spurs awards for nonfiction, and has penned pieces for Texas Monthly, Salon.com, Dallas Observer, Edible, and the Dallas Morning News, among others. Contact Christina at [email protected].
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