Recap Updates

Recent Issues

Title	Issue	Author
A cash-for-LIHTC swap is an incomplete solution	73	David A. Smith and Ethan Handelman

Title	Issue	Author
How should states best use their 2009 affordability resources? With Recap's report to the Massachusetts Housing Partnership	72	David A. Smith and Ethan Handelman
Using TARP to Create Workforce Housing	71	David A. Smith

Title	Issue	Author
Introducing The State of the Market, a monthly e-publication	70	David A. Smith
Right idea, flawed approach: Recap's comments on HUD's rule on public housing project financing	69	David A. Smith, Todd Trehubenko, Jeffrey Oakman
The Essential Housing Authority	68	David A. Smith
Incentive, Not 'Special Provision': The Case for the LIHTC	67	Jeffrey Oakman, Ethan Handelman, and David A. Smith
The IRS proposed guidance on LIHTC qualified contracts	66	Jeffrey Oakman, Ethan Handelman, and David A. Smith
Improving the rules halfway through: changing LIHTC rent ceilings	65	Jeffrey Oakman, Ethan Handelman, and David A. Smith
The intersection of LIHTC and Section 8 rents revisited: HUD's proposed rule change is a step in the right direction	64	Jeffrey Oakman
Using volume cap bonds for affordable housing: Massachusetts sets an example	63	Jeffrey Oakman and David A. Smith
The administration's fiscal 2008 budget proposal for HUD: singing old favorites to an empty house?	62	Jeffrey Oakman and David A. Smith
The iIntersection of LIHTC and Section 8 rents	61	Ethan Handelman, Jeffrey Oakman, and David A. Smith