Federal Housing Policy
/ˈfɛd·ər·əl ˈhaʊ·zɪŋ ˈpɒl·ɪ·si/
Definitions
- (n.) A set of government regulations and initiatives aimed at governing the housing market, promoting affordable housing, and ensuring fair housing practices in the United States.
The federal housing policy includes programs to increase access to affordable homes.
Forms
- federal housing policy
- federal housing policies
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Commentary
Federal housing policy encompasses multiple statutes and administrative guidelines, often reflecting changing economic priorities and social goals; drafters should specify the program or statute when citing.
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