State Makes Housing Voucher Change that’s Created ‘Incredible Results’ Elsewhere
A seemingly-obscure bureaucratic move announced by State Housing Secretary Ed Augustus Wednesday could be transformative for renters with housing vouchers, experts say.
A Change in HUD Voucher Rules Improves Families’ Lives
by Susan Gittelman | Dec 11, 2022
A small shift in federal housing policy is yielding results that have the potential to better the lives of hundreds of thousands of low-income families.
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