Nonprofit and mission-driven housing providers told the Richmond Rent Board that exempting deed-restricted and federally financed properties from local rent restrictions is necessary to avoid regulatory conflicts with HUD, TCAC and other funding rules and to preserve capital for maintenance.

Following an executive session, the Pima County Board voted to remove five Industrial Development Authority board members without cause, adopt a new organizational memorandum (excluding Attachment A), and appoint several new directors to staggered terms; the board also directed the IDA to return two additional candidates within 60 days.

The Trust discussed applying for technical assistance (MHP Mini Boost and larger TA programs), probing whether the federal '21st Century' housing bill could help, and debated a real‑estate transfer fee (examples cited from Nantucket and other towns). Members assigned follow-ups on applications, parcel lists and community outreach.

City staff told the Financial Affairs Committee that an MSP Real Estate affordable housing proposal for the Burley Triangle lacks a critical $2 million grant and is not moving forward; Milwaukee County had pledged $1 million but the project has no financial path forward at this time.

Expert discusses tax credit pricing drops and tariff effects on affordable housing financing.

Tax credits for affordable housing drop 10 to 15 cents due to market instability.

The council held TEFRA hearings and adopted resolutions enabling CMFA tax‑exempt bond financing for Aspire Apartments (88 units, up to $25M), Cypress Place Phase 2 (60 units, up to $20M) and Lockwood 3 (234 units, up to $70M); council noted modest interest-rate savings and voted 6–0 on each item.

CalHFA reports on bond recycling program outcomes and future adjustments to tax law.

MidPen discusses zoning allowances and financing options for affordable housing in Mill Valley.

Legislation raises New York City HDC's bonding capacity to $20 billion to support housing projects.