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Are you familiar with the SDS Supportive Housing Fund (SHF)? The Fund’s unique model leverages private capital to cover up to 97% of construction costs, accelerating the build of affordable homes for those most in need. We aim to finance 2,000+ units of permanent supportive housing for people experiencing homelessness in California over four years, offering a fast, sustainable and cost-effective solution to homelessness. Learn more about the SDS SHF here: https://lnkd.in/gSDhfnvv #SDSCapitalGroup #ImpactFundInvesting #RealEstate #SocialImpact #ImpactInvesting #PermanentSupportiveHousing #PrivateInvestments #LAHousingCrisis #Over20YearsOfImpact

The Affordable Housing Fund is due to sunset in 2028. CHRA recommends that the federal government provide certainty to community housing providers and developers by reforming and extending the AHF beyond 2028. Learn more. https://bit.ly/3yl4ueZ

As part of its Building Homes for NSW package, the NSW Government is investing $5.1 billion over 4 years to deliver new public homes for people in need. 🏘   This is the largest-ever investment by a NSW Government to build new, good quality public homes – and we’re ready to deliver. Working together with industry and the sector, we’ll use this money to fund the land purchase and construction of 8,400 new homes. Half of these homes will be targeted for victim survivors of domestic and family violence – because you can’t leave violence if you don’t have somewhere to go. Read more about this historic investment and how we’re leading the government’s work to confront the housing crisis at: https://lnkd.in/gAD_ps6x Shown here: our team at our Cowper Street Glebe project, which will deliver 75 new homes in inner-city Sydney. #NSWGovernment #SocialHousing #HousingCrisis #NSWBudget

Public-Private Partnerships, also known as P3s, may be one answer to helping our community fund the necessary infrastructure needed to open up more buildable land for housing. Learn more about P3s, their advantages and disadvantages by following the link to our article. Where do you see opportunities for public-private partnership agreements to help fund projects in Bellingham? https://lnkd.in/gygW9cK9 #CommunityDevelopment #BellinghamWA #HousingforBellingham

Ahead of Budget 2024, CHRA recommends that the federal government re-invest in the Affordable Housing Fund, restore seed funding, and unlock the power of federally owned land to ensure a stable pipeline of community housing development projects. Read our recommendations: https://bit.ly/42zpd9e

Resolving the UKs housing crisis will require a well thought through strategy, an understanding of the needs for different tenures, and of course, investment (and lots of it). In July, it was reported that Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities had underspent £1.9 billion and now it has come to light that only one third of the £4.2 billion Housing Infrastructure Fund has been spent. £4.7 billion not being put to work to help? Whilst money should never simply be spent without a well thought through reason, we have one potential solution to resolve the private rental sector mayhem. Come on DLUHC, listen to ideas and invest the time to fully explore them. Our Local Authority partners express the same concerns about how inaccessible central government departments are, so surely it's time to make some cultural changes. Every day wasted is more families being made homeless. #housingcrisis

The Core Companies proudly supports the Bay Area Housing Finance Authority’s recent resolution to place a bond measure on the November 5 general election ballot to raise $20 billion for the production and preservation of affordable housing throughout the nine Bay Area counties. As champions of sustainable and inclusive growth, we believe that everyone deserves a safe and affordable place to call home. The BAHFA initiative aligns perfectly with our mission to build better communities and improve the quality of life for all residents. Key highlights of the BAHFA initiative: - $20 Billion Investment: A significant boost to affordable housing funding. - Regional Collaboration: Unified efforts across Bay Area cities and counties. - Comprehensive Support: Assistance for low- and moderate-income families, seniors, and vulnerable populations. Together, we can make a lasting impact on the housing crisis and build a more equitable future for the Bay Area. We encourage all our partners, stakeholders, and community members to join us in supporting this crucial bond measure on the upcoming ballot. Let's work together to ensure everyone has a place to call home! #BuildingBetterCommunities #AffordableHousing https://lnkd.in/gGNuCRqV

Over the next few months, we’ll be sharing more about some of the work we do that you might not immediately think of when you hear “housing and community services.” A lot of what gets shared when it comes to housing is often new developments. But there’s so much more to the story of making housing more affordable and accessible for Oregonians. What’s preservation, and why do we fund it? What do we mean when we talk about “weatherization”? How do energy services fit into affordable housing? Why are we funding modular housing right now? All these questions and more will be answered, so stay tuned! #GetToKnowOHCS

Highly recommend joining this webinar/talk on affordable housing.

The Budget 2024/25 has introduced a range of new initiatives to assist Australians in building, renting, and buying homes! One key announcement is the "Homes for Australia" plan by the Albanese Government, aiming to provide comprehensive support for housing needs nationwide. Additionally, various funds have been allocated to accelerate the delivery of more homes, including $1 billion for crisis and transitional accommodation, $1 billion for infrastructure projects to support new housing, $9.3 billion for social housing and homelessness support, among others. What are your thoughts on these initiatives? How do you think it will impact housing accessibility and affordability?