Affordable Housing Act

The Affordable Housing Act refers to laws and policies aimed at increasing access to quality, affordable housing for low- and moderate-income families. It typically includes funding programs, incentives for developers, and regulations to promote the construction and preservation of affordable homes, reduce homelessness, and sustain diverse communities. The goal is to ensure all residents have safe, stable housing options without excessive financial burden. While specific provisions vary, the overarching purpose is to create equitable housing opportunities that support community growth and economic stability.