Tag Archives: HUD

Here’s how a “sweat equity” grant of $10 million by HUD is likely to help more low-income homebuyers achieve their American Dream.

The Committee on Financial Services discussed the status of homelessness in America and gave its recommendations on how to best overcome these challenges.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is speeding up disaster assistance efforts for Alaska earthquake victims and offering foreclosure protection.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and other officials have called on the federal government to establish rules that will allow the flow of funds required by the state for Hurricane Harvey recovery. Here’s more on the initiative.

In an interview with John Harwood of CNBC, the Chairwoman of the House Financial Services Committee shared her insights on HUD and the current corporate philosophy of financial institutions. Here’s what she had to say.

Here’s why Banking Committee Chairman Sen. Mike Crapo has kept housing finance reform at the top of the committee’s agenda for the 116th Congress.

The President has agreed to reopen the government. Click through to learn what the deal entails and how it would affect housing.

While they’re working with furloughed federal workers who have fallen behind on rent, here’s why landlords are beginning to feel the pinch of a continued government shutdown.

As the longest government shutdown in US history continues, the Department of Housing and Urban Development has issued guidelines on the services that are still available. Here’s how the shutdown’s affecting contracts and the housing market.

On Saturday, former U.S. Department of Housing (HUD) Secretary Julián Castro announced his presidential bid in San Antonio. Take a look back at Castro's key housing decisions and what his entering the race means for the industry.