New affordable housing is being built on the Duck Valley Indian Reservation for 20 families. The two and three bedroom single family homes will have big yards, carports, washer-dryer hook-ups and a new community center.

The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) will provide an unprecedented opportunity to impact Affordable Housing in Nevada in a significant way.

El Centro started out in 1958 as a hotel, before conversion to permanent supportive housing in 1994. In addition to preserving the 1958 property for an additional 50 years, the former Joseph’s Inn reclaimed its original name of El Centro and period architectural detail was refreshed.

New Housing List includes new projects under construction.

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Volunteers of America (VOA) is breaking ground on Phase II of Desert Oasis Senior Housing in Las Vegas. The new construction will add 43 affordable one and two bedroom units to the 75 units in nearby phase I.

The Housing Choice Voucher program presents an opportunity for landlords to find stable long-term tenants and to serve their community by providing safe and affordable housing to lower income families.

ILS Syndication has been expanded on the NVHousingSearch.org platform. Property providers that use Yardi, Entrata or RealPage can now save time by linking the properties they have listed on NVHousingSearch.org to automatically sync property updates.

More households were current on their rent or mortgage in May Census Household Pulse data than earlier in the year. This may be because of better employment opportunities and because of success with renter and mortgage assistance programs.

Holly Gregory, President of Weststates Property Management, will be remembered for her outsize presence in the development and management of affordable housing throughout Nevada, particularly in rural Nevada.

Supplemental HOME Allocations for Nevada jurisdictions total $37 million. The funds are primarily for assisting families and individuals who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.

Las Vegas' rate of Point-in-Time Homelessness decreased again in 2020. Reno's rate of Point-in-Time homelessness decreased slightly as compared with 2019 but remains higher than Las Vegas' rate.

Vacancy rates for Nevada tax credit properties were slightly lower in 2020 at 2.6%. Property managers reported full or partial payments were made by 94% of Nevada LIHTC households.

HUD announced today that Nevada will be receiving $6.76 million dollars from the National Housing Trust Fund (HTF) for its 2021 allocation, a record high and over twice the $3 million received from the 2020 allocation.

Northern Nevada Community Housing (NNCH) opened its newest property last year in August in Carson City. One hundred percent of the property’s electricity needs are supplied by a solar panel array, estimated by NV Energy to be at net zero energy consumption.