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US HB891
Bill
Status
1/31/2025
Primary Sponsor
Pat Ryan
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AI Summary
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HUD Secretary must establish within 120 days a competitive grant and loan pilot program for local housing policy development, with $200 million authorized annually for fiscal years 2026-2031
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Three funding mechanisms available to states, localities, tribes, and coalitions: planning grants for developing housing policy plans, implementation grants for executing plans, and direct loans at below-Treasury interest rates
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At least 20% of funds must go to rural and exurban areas, with matching requirements ranging from 15-45% based on population size (smaller jurisdictions require lower matches)
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Priority given to applicants whose plans increase housing supply near transit and job centers, leverage existing infrastructure, coordinate regionally, reduce barriers to development, and minimize displacement of low-income residents
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GSA Administrator must establish a 5-year pilot program to transfer unused federal real property to state and local housing authorities for affordable housing or mixed-use neighborhood development
Legislative Description
Pro-Housing Act of 2025
Housing and community development
Last Action
Referred to the Subcommittee on Economic Development, Public Buildings, and Emergency Management.
2/1/2025