CohnReznick Tax Credit Monitor

By Jessica Hoefer
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Los Angeles’ Pause on Section 8 Applications Creates Uncertainty for Affordable Developers

Pamela Martineau • June 9, 2025 6 min read

Uncertainty about federal cuts to housing programs is spreading through affordable housing markets nationwide as developers struggle to pencil out deals. LA is a salient case after the Housing Authority City of Los Angeles paused the processing of Section 8 applications, leaving developers with projects in the pipeline. Other developers are rethinking plans to build affordable projects in the city, and the future of Section 8 and other housing programs is unclear.

Infilla Leverages AI to Accelerate Permitting for New Housing Developments

New Company Aims to Streamline the Permitting Process for Localities Across the Country

Michael Murney • June 2, 2025 5 min read

After interviewing hundreds of real estate developers, architects, and planners, Jenny Song came to a simple conclusion: local governments’ entitlements and permitting systems are broken.

Tort Reforms

Reshaping Premises Liability — But “Not A Silver Bullet”

Lyla Maisto • May 26, 2025 7 min read

Georgia has become the latest state to pass tort reform laws that, in part, aim to address premises liability and negligent security actions. The reforms could have significant implications for parties involved in building and managing affordable housing.