Public Law 101-625

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Public Law 101-625 is a major 1990 U.S. federal housing statute that expanded affordable housing programs, created the HOME Investment Partnerships Program, and strengthened support for low-income and homeless individuals.

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instanceOf United States federal statute
housing law
public law
administeredBy United States Department of Housing and Urban Development
alsoKnownAs P.L. 101-625
linked to: Public Law 101-625
amended Cranston-Gonzalez National Affordable Housing Act provisions in Title 42 of the U.S. Code
United States Housing Act of 1937
appliesTo local governments
nonprofit housing organizations
states
branchOfGovernment legislative branch
codifiedIn Title 42 of the United States Code
coSponsor Henry B. Gonzalez
linked to: Henry B. González
country United States
createdProgram HOME Investment Partnerships Program
HOPE Homeownership programs
dateSigned 1990-11-28
enactedBy 101st United States Congress
encourages public-private partnerships in affordable housing
establishedRequirement participating jurisdictions must develop comprehensive housing strategies
expandedProgram federal affordable housing initiatives
focusesOn block grant-style housing assistance
state and local flexibility in housing programs
hasTitle Cranston-Gonzalez National Affordable Housing Act
jurisdiction United States federal government
legislativeContext post-1980s federal housing policy reforms
policyGoal address homelessness
expand affordable housing opportunities
strengthen support for low-income households
providesFundingFor homeownership assistance
rehabilitation of affordable housing
rental assistance
publicLawNumber 101-625
requires matching contributions from state and local governments for certain programs
shortTitle National Affordable Housing Act
signedBy George H. W. Bush
sponsor Alan Cranston
strengthenedProgram federal homeless assistance programs
subject affordable housing
community development
homeless assistance
low-income housing
targetPopulation homeless individuals and families
low-income individuals
very low-income households
typeOfLegislation housing and community development legislation
yearEnacted 1990

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Public Law 101-625 alsoKnownAs P.L. 101-625
linked to: Public Law 101-625