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Georgia Affordable Housing Coalition Beltway Buzz The Road Ahead for affordable housing

Committee Chairs

Senate Committee Leadership FINANCE BANKING APPROPRIATIONS SEN. GRASSLEY R-IA SEN. CRAPO R-ID SEN. SHELBY R-AL SEN. COLLINS Chair of THUD Subcommittee R-ME

House Committee & Subcommittee Chairs W&M FINANCIAL SERVICES APPROPRIATIONS REP. WATERS Chair of Financial Services D-CA REP. LOWEY Chair of Appropriations D-NY REP. PRICE THUD Subcommittee D-NC REP. NEAL Chair of Ways & Means D-MA REP. LACY CLAY Housing & CD Subcommittee D-MO

Senate Finance Committee Roster DEMOCRATS REPUBLICANS Ron Wyden, OR, Ranking Member Debbie Stabenow, MI Maria Cantwell, WA Bob Menendez, NJ Tom Carper, DE Ben Cardin, MD Sherrod Brown, OH Chuck Grassley, IA Chairman Mike Crapo, ID Pat Roberts, KS Mike Enzi, WY John Cornyn, TX John Thune, SD Richard Burr, NC Johnny Isakson, GA Michael Bennet, CO Bob Casey, PA Mark Warner, VA Sheldon Whitehouse, RI Maggie Hassan, NH Catherine Cortez Masto, NV Rob Portman, OH Pat Toomey, PA Tim Scott, SC Bill Cassidy, LA James Lankford, OK Steve Daines, MT Todd Young, IN David

House Ways and Means Committee Roster DEMOCRATS (24) REPUBLICANS (16) Richard Neal, MA, Chairman John Lewis, GA Lloyd Doggett, TX Mike Thompson, CA John B. Larson, CT Earl Blumenauer, OR Ron Kind, WI Bill Pascrell, NJ Danny K. Davis, IL Linda Sánchez, CA Brian Higgins, NY Terri Sewell, AL Kevin Brady, TX, Ranking Member Devin Nunes, CA Vern Buchanan, FL Adrian Smith, NE Kenny Marchant, TX Tom Reed, NY Mike Kelly, PA George Holding, NC Jason T. Smith, MO Tom Rice, SC David Schweikert, AZ Jackie Walorski, IN Darin LaHood, IL Brad Wenstrup, OH Drew Ferguson, GA Jodey Arrington, TX Ron Estes, KS Suzan DelBene, WA Judy Chu, CA Gwen Moore, WI Dan Kildee, MI Brendan Boyle, PA Don Beyer, VA Dwight Evans, PA Tom Suozzi, NY Jimmy Panetta, CA Stephanie Murphy, FL Brad Schneider, IL Steven Horsford, NV David

LIHTC Legislation & Looking Ahead

More LIHTCs via Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act 31Ds, 2Is, 11Rs ? 50 percent increase Income-averaging Minimum 4 percent rate 99Ds, 83Rs about 20 other provisions + CANTWELL ? HATCH David Del Bene NEAL CURBELO

Issues up for consideration in Cantwell 2.0 4% fixed LIHTC (Section 301)* Make 12.5% cap increase permanent & provide additional 50% cap increase (Sect.101)* Basis boost for bond deals (Sect. 310)* Include Veterans in GPU for bond deals * S. 548

More LIHTCs via Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act Projected Increase in Affordable Rental Homes Due to 50% LIHTC (9 Percent) Allocation Increase 50 percent increase Income-averaging Minimum 4 percent rate 264,000 additional homes over 10 years about 20 other provisions + CANTWELL HATCH Emily 55,300 homes NEAL CURBELO

More LIHTCs via Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act Projected Increase in Affordable Rental Homes Due to Minimum 4 Percent Rate Note these assumptions: Assumed that states will increase their tax-exempt bond issuance for multifamily by 25% Assumed the absolute amount of soft subsidies going to tax exempt bond properties would remain unchanged To the extent that there is less deferred developer fee, that is offset with more taxable bond financing 50 percent increase Income-averaging Minimum 4 percent rate 65,500 additional homes over 10 years about 20 other provisions + CANTWELL HATCH 81,700 Emily 77,700 NEAL CURBELO

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