Affordable Housing Resilience and Preservation Act

Status: HopperSession: September 2026 Senate SessionIssue: Housing

Summary

This bill expands federal tax incentives and housing grants to build, rehab, and preserve affordable housing in high-cost and climate-vulnerable states, with added support for resilience upgrades against flooding, wildfire, storms, and sea-level rise. It also directs HUD to prioritize long-term affordability, anti-displacement efforts, and housing for extremely low-income households, seniors, and working families.

Full text

To amend the Internal Revenue Code and the Cranston-Gonzalez National Affordable Housing Act to expand and better target federal incentives for the construction, rehabilitation, and preservation of affordable housing in high-cost and climate-vulnerable states; to provide competitive grants for workforce housing, Native Hawaiian housing organizations, and homelessness-prevention programs; to support resilience upgrades for at-risk affordable properties facing sea-level rise, wildfire, flooding, or severe storms; and to require the Department of Housing and Urban Development to prioritize projects that increase long-term affordability, prevent displacement, and serve extremely low-income households, seniors, and working families.

Sponsor

Hannah Trujillo KahionaDemocratic Party

Cosponsors

Eugene LaneDemocratic Party
Matt DelaneyDemocratic Party
Eli SilverstoneDemocratic Party
Cassie ParkDemocratic Party

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