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The Spring Street Brief

The Spring Street Brief

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 The Spring Street Brief is your daily intelligence briefing on affordable housing in America. In under 3 minutes, get the news that matters: LIHTC allocations, Section 8 voucher updates, HUD policy changes, private activity bonds, state housing finance agency deals, and emerging trends in affordable housing development. Designed for LIHTC investors, affordable housing developers, syndicators, lenders, and policy makers who need to stay ahead of the curve. AI-powered. Human-curated. Brought to you by Tom Carter at Spring Street Management Group.© 2026 Spring Street Management Group 個人ファイナンス 経済学
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  • Episode 24: HUD Delays HOTMA Compliance to January 2027

    Episode 24: HUD Delays HOTMA Compliance to January 2027
    2026/01/30
    HUD has extended the compliance deadline for Sections 102 and 104 of the Housing Opportunity Through Modernization Act (HOTMA) to January 1, 2027, giving multifamily housing owners an additional year to implement the complex new requirements.

    HOTMA Compliance Extension:

    • New deadline: January 1, 2027 (extended from January 2026)
    • Affects income and asset calculation rules for HUD-assisted households
    • Impacts asset limits, income exclusions, hardship exemptions
    • Multifamily owners have 12 months to update systems and train staff

    Other HUD Updates for 2026:

    • 2026 Annual Inflationary Adjustments and Passbook Rate published (effective January 1, 2026)
    • FY2026 Annual Adjustment Factors (AAFs) released for Section 8 PBRA contract rents
    • Updated Qualified Census Tract (QCT) and Difficult Development Area (DDA) designations for LIHTC
    • $129.9 million in Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) grants awarded to 713 PHAs and owners

    Property managers should use this extension to refine HOTMA implementation and ensure staff are fully trained before the new deadline.

    Subscribe to The Spring Street Brief for daily affordable housing news covering HUD policy, HOTMA, Section 8, LIHTC, and multifamily compliance.
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  • Episode 23: Affordable HOMES Act Passes House with Bipartisan Support

    Episode 23: Affordable HOMES Act Passes House with Bipartisan Support
    2026/01/29
    The U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 5184, the Affordable HOMES Act, with bipartisan support on January 9, 2026, clearing the way for manufactured housing to play a larger role in addressing the national housing shortage.

    Affordable HOMES Act Key Provisions:

    • Passed House 263-147 with 57 Democrats joining Republicans
    • Restores HUD authority over manufactured housing energy standards
    • Repeals pending DOE energy efficiency rule for manufactured homes
    • Estimated $10,000 cost reduction per manufactured housing unit
    • Bill now heads to Senate where bipartisan support expected

    Related Legislation - Housing in the 21st Century Act:

    • Modernizes building codes nationwide
    • Increases allowable height for single-stairway buildings from 5 to 6 stories
    • Enables more density in mid-rise urban infill projects

    For affordable housing developers, manufactured housing components become more viable in LIHTC and subsidized developments, particularly for rural and workforce housing projects.

    Subscribe to The Spring Street Brief for daily affordable housing news covering housing legislation, manufactured housing, LIHTC, and HUD policy.
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  • Episode 22: Fannie Mae Doubles LIHTC Investment Cap to $2 Billion

    Episode 22: Fannie Mae Doubles LIHTC Investment Cap to $2 Billion
    2026/01/28
    The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) has directed Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to double their annual Low-Income Housing Tax Credit investment caps, creating a major new capital source for affordable housing developers.

    GSE LIHTC Investment Expansion:

    • Fannie Mae: Cap increased from $1 billion to $2 billion annually
    • Freddie Mac: Cap increased from $1 billion to $2 billion annually
    • Total GSE LIHTC investment capacity: $4 billion per year

    Targeting Underserved Markets:

    • 50% of allocations dedicated to underserved markets
    • 20% of underserved allocation (10% of total) targeted to rural communities
    • Addresses persistent equity gap in secondary and tertiary markets

    For rural developers and sponsors working outside major metros, this represents a game-changing capital source. The expanded GSE presence should also help stabilize LIHTC pricing and improve terms for developers across all markets.

    Subscribe to The Spring Street Brief for daily affordable housing news covering LIHTC, GSE programs, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and tax credit equity markets.
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