Priority goes to places with innovative policies and marked supply growth
What the document says“(i) demonstrated the use of innovative policies, interventions, or programs for increasing housing supply; and (ii) demonstrated a marked improvement in housing supply growth, as needed.”
The section requires the Secretary, in awarding grants, to give priority to an eligible entity that has shown the use of innovative policies, interventions, or programs for increasing housing supply and a marked improvement in housing supply growth.
What the document actually says“(i) demonstrated the use of innovative policies, interventions, or programs for increasing housing supply; and (ii) demonstrated a marked improvement in housing supply growth, as needed.”
A place that tried new ways to add homes goes to the front. So does a place whose housing supply clearly grew.
Priority means a better chance at the money. It does not promise a grant. The housing agency still chooses.
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