CBPP Says HUD Appropriations Bills Will Result in Loss of Subsidized Housing at Time of Increasing Need.

Report is HERE. 

Report says 

• House bill would result in loss of 40,000 vouchers, and Senate bill would result in loss of 25,000 vouchers.
• House bill would reduce admin fees to housing authorities to operate the voucher program by $350 million compared to FY 2011 levels and Senate bill would reduce those fees by $50 million.
• House bill would cut public housing funding by $1.4 billion compared to FY 2011 level and the Senate bill would cut public housing by $800 million.

Originally created and posted on the Oregon Housing Blog.