A Conversation on HUD’s Strategic Plan 2018-2022
This forum is currently closed for additional comments.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) seeks input from its stakeholders about how the agency delivers services and how it can be done more efficiently and effectively. This input will inform the Secretary’s strategic planning process and ultimate vision for HUD, which strives to provide safe, decent, affordable housing for the American people.
Secretary Carson has urged us to Rethink American Communities by enhancing public/private partnerships, supporting local capacity and expanding job opportunities. To accomplish these goals, HUD will Reimagine the Way We Work by strengthening our operations, updating our technology and focusing on our core mission.
We encourage you to join the conversation and share your thoughts with us in this forum from January 19 to January 26, 2018. Once this comment period closes our analysts will review and compile your comments for HUD senior leadership to review. If you have any comments or concerns about this process, you can submit query below.
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Joint Comments from MBA, NAHREP, NAREB, and NHRC
Please see the attached comments from the Mortgage Bankers Association, National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals, National Association of Real Estate Brokers, and National Housing Resource Center.
3 votesThank you for joining in the conversation on HUD’s Strategic Plan. We reviewed and considered the input we received. You can read the Strategic Plan here: forward.hud.gov . We hope that through the efforts laid out in the Strategic Plan that we will give the American people and their communities the opportunity to thrive.”
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Comments from the National Housing Resource Center
Please see attached comments from the National Housing Resource Center.
3 votesThank you for joining in the conversation on HUD’s Strategic Plan. We reviewed and considered the input we received. You can read the Strategic Plan here: forward.hud.gov . We hope that through the efforts laid out in the Strategic Plan that we will give the American people and their communities the opportunity to thrive.
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2018-2022 Strategic Plan Feedback from NMC
Springboard CDFI and the Nationwide Mortgage Collaborative (NMC) respectfully and submits the following brief comments and ideas for consideration when crafting HUD’s 2018-2022 Strategic Plan. These comments are not at all exhaustive, but rather represent the top strategies around housing counseling and homeownership that we have heard and discussed with our partners in the field – almost all of whom are HUD approved housing counseling organizations (others being CDFIs).
1) Streamline and increase the housing counseling funding model to include;
a. Learnings and modelling from the highly successful NFMC program, such as;
i. different funding levels for different levels of…2 votesThank you for joining in the conversation on HUD’s Strategic Plan. We reviewed and considered the input we received. You can read the Strategic Plan here: forward.hud.gov . We hope that through the efforts laid out in the Strategic Plan that we will give the American people and their communities the opportunity to thrive.
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Re: HUD's Strategic Plan 2018-2022
The National NeighborWorks® Association respectfully submits the following brief comments to be taken into consideration when developing and/or implementing the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s 2018-2022 Strategic Plan. These comments are not all inclusive of our ideas of having a comprehensive, effective Strategic Plan, but are the ones that we have been able to compile in the time afforded.
As the Department continues to improve on internal resource allocation, such as office space, office supplies, field office utilization, our comments are more focused on the Office of Housing Counseling and the delivery of those services. Though we believe that…
2 votesThank you for joining in the conversation on HUD’s Strategic Plan. We reviewed and considered the input we received. You can read the Strategic Plan here: forward.hud.gov . We hope that through the efforts laid out in the Strategic Plan that we will give the American people and their communities the opportunity to thrive.
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Zoning and Land Use Regulations Make Housing Less Affordable
Please see attached cover letter and research papers from Emily Hamilton of the Mercatus Center.
1 voteThank you for joining in the conversation on HUD’s Strategic Plan. We reviewed and considered the input we received. You can read the Strategic Plan here: forward.hud.gov . We hope that through the efforts laid out in the Strategic Plan that we will give the American people and their communities the opportunity to thrive.