Housing groups asked Congress for $225 million in PRICE funding for FY27
ROC USA and 28 other housing groups asked House and Senate appropriators to fund the HUD PRICE program at $225 million in FY27.
Key facts
- ROC USA and 28 other affordable housing organizations wrote to House and Senate appropriations subcommittees on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development.
- The groups asked for $225 million for the HUD PRICE program in FY27 and opposed any rescission of previously appropriated PRICE funds.
- The Administration proposed rescinding $20 million in earlier PRICE funds, and HUD had announced plans to make $10 million of it competitively available.
- The first PRICE competition in 2024 drew applicants requesting $14 for every $1 available.
- 19 Representatives called for $225 million in FY27 PRICE funding, and 18 Senators called for $50 million.
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Source: ROC USA and 30 Affordable Housing Organizations Urge Congress to Fund PRICE at $225 Million in FY27 — ROC USA, August 20, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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