Housing Partnership Network Appoints Former U.S. Treasury Official as Executive Vice President

Housing Partnership Network (HPN) has appointed Noel Andrés Poyo as Executive Vice President of Peer Exchange, Policy, and Programs. Poyo brings extensive experience in community development, affordable housing, and impact investing, having served in leadership roles at the U.S. Department of Treasury and the National Association for Latino Community Assets Builders (NALCAB). His expertise will be invaluable to HPN’s efforts to support its members in creating affordable and sustainable communities.

Kamala Harris Proposes Ban on Algorithms Used to Inflate Rents

Vice President Kamala Harris has proposed legislation to ban landlords from using algorithms that critics claim are used to coordinate rent increases and create artificial price hikes. The proposed bill targets RealPage, a technology company accused of using its algorithm to inflate rents above market value, and aims to prevent large-scale investors from buying up homes. While some experts praise the effort to address the housing affordability crisis, others caution against excessive regulation that could stifle investment in new housing.

Rebuilt Senior Housing Community Opens in Houston, Offering Hope for Harvey Displaced Residents

The 2100 Memorial Senior-Living Community in Houston has reopened after being completely rebuilt following Hurricane Harvey’s devastation. This marks a major milestone for many seniors who were displaced by the storm and now have the opportunity to return to their homes. The new building features modern amenities, senior-friendly design, and resilience features to protect against future flooding.

Kamala Harris Proposes Rent Caps: A Bold Move With Potential Pitfalls

Vice President Kamala Harris has proposed limiting rent increases to 5% for two years for landlords with over 50 units. While this bold move aims to provide relief for renters facing affordability issues, economists warn of potential downsides like lower housing quality and reduced construction. The proposal highlights the complex challenges surrounding the housing crisis and the need for a multifaceted approach.

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