FHA’s proposed partial-claim change could simplify some refinances
HUD is considering a voluntary five-year FHA demonstration that would replace some partial-claim liens with an agreement tied to the first mortgage.
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HUD Inspector General Finds Deficiencies in Nearly Half of Single-Audit Reviews
A HUD inspector general review found report-quality, data-quality or timeliness deficiencies in 23 of 51 single-audit reporting packages covering federal housing and community-development oversight.
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Fresno Housing Lists 2026 Plans as Approved, Sent to HUD
Fresno Housing lists its 2026 city and county annual plans as approved, adopted and submitted to HUD, while a separate amendment remains pending.
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Spokane homelessness board reaches FY2026 funding decision
The Spokane Regional Continuum of Care set its FY2026 project rankings as the city warns proposed federal changes could put about $3 million at risk.
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Jeffersonville Seeks Input on 2026 HUD Funding Plan
Jeffersonville is accepting public comments on a draft 2026 plan that would identify local needs and proposed priorities for federal community-development funds.
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Pembroke Pines approves estimated $1.07 million CDBG plan
Pembroke Pines approved its 2026 federal community-development action plan, anticipating an estimated $1,070,664 for the city’s next program year.
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HUD schedules $93 million healthcare mortgage-loan sale for August 11
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has scheduled a sealed-bid sale of 14 federally held Section 232 commercial mortgage loans backed by 13 healthcare properties.
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FHA Mortgage Changes: What Buyers Can Use Now and What Must Wait
FHA’s new private-well waiver is active for some existing homes, while rehabilitation and servicing rules changed. New credit scores must still wait.
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Yonkers seeks $400,816.80 in HUD HOME funds for Southwest Yonkers housing project
Yonkers plans to seek $400,816.80 in HUD HOME funds for Westhab’s proposed rehabilitation and preservation of 10 existing affordable and supportive-housing properties containing 96 units.
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Long Beach homelessness count rises to 3,729 as shelter use grows
Long Beach counted 3,729 people experiencing homelessness on January 22, 2026. Shelter use increased and the unsheltered share fell, but chronic and newly experienced homelessness also rose as local funding decisions approach.
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FHA Waiver Changes Well-Water Rules for Some Existing Homes
A July 27 FHA waiver lets some existing well-water homes follow local distance rules instead of the federal standard, but testing and local approvals remain.
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Idaho Falls’ federal housing and community-development plan faces an August deadline
Idaho Falls has proposed three CDBG planning documents covering housing, shelter, transit and neighborhood needs. City records set a July 9 council resolution milestone and an extended August 16 HUD submission deadline, but final adoption and submission were not confirmed in the records reviewed for this article.
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Amarillo Homeless-Services Funding List Enters Appeal Window Ahead of Aug. 5 Deadline
A preliminary Amarillo Continuum of Care list places two City projects in Tier 1 and four new housing or supportive-services projects in Tier 2 while local appeals remain open through Aug. 5.
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Waco seeks HUD funds for six affordable homes on Seley Avenue
Waco plans to seek an estimated $251,460.60 in federal funds for six proposed affordable homes at 1811 Seley Avenue in East Waco, but construction and funding are not final.
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Missouri City residents to weigh in on proposed CDBG plan at Aug. 3 hearing
Residents can comment Aug. 3 on Missouri City’s proposed Program Year 2026 CDBG allocation before the city submits an Annual Action Plan to HUD.
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21st Century ROAD to Housing Act becomes law after Trump says he won’t sign it—here’s what changes for housing costs and construction
United States Evening White House and Congress Update – Trump didn’t sign; the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act became law July 11. Here’s what changes for HUD.
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Oakland City Council adopts FY 2026-27 HUD plan for CDBG, HOME, ESG, HOPWA
Oakland City Council held a public hearing and approved a FY 2026-27 HUD Annual Action Plan, accepting up to $14,674,799.07 for CDBG, HOME, ESG and HOPWA.
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Sheboygan Housing Authority: PHAS recovery plan flagged; SEMAP basics
Sheboygan WI – The Housing Authority’s July 9 agenda flags “action needed” on its PHAS recovery plan and reviews HUD SEMAP basics for voucher residents.
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FHA INFO 2026-15: UAD 3.6 appraisal reporting shifts through EAD—what’s next
HUD’s FHA INFO 2026-15 (posted June 25) outlines a UAD 3.6 switch via its EAD portal, with limited beta testing now and optional/mandatory dates later.
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Boise residents have until July 2 to comment on housing funding plan
Boise, ID – Residents have until July 2 to comment on draft housing and community-development plans that will guide federal funding priorities.
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Fayetteville council to hear 2026-27 HUD spending plan on April 27
Fayetteville City Council is set to review the 2026-2027 HUD Annual Action Plan Monday, a key step for housing, homelessness and neighborhood spending.
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San Bernardino opens comment on $3.9 million HUD housing plan as $2 million shifts to HOPE Campus
San Bernardino CA – The city is taking public comment on its next HUD spending plan while proposing to move older housing funds to the HOPE Campus.