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9 days ago

Housing

NYS Issues Final LIHTC Regulations

The revised regulations establish a distinction between supportive housing and properties for persons with special housing needs, including older adults requiring services to support aging in place and independent living. However, the revised regulations do not reflect other recommendations to support older adults submitted by LeadingAge NY.

22 days ago

Housing

HUD Announces HOTMA Delay to 2026 for Multifamily Housing

The latest HUD Notice officially delays the HOTMA compliance date by six months, until Jan. 1, 2026.

3 months ago

Housing

LeadingAge NY Summary of One-House Budget Bills

LeadingAge NY provides a high-level summary of one-house bills, each of which contains investments and actions that respond to many LeadingAge NY priorities.

4 months ago

Housing

Save the Date: The LeadingAge NY Housing Professionals Conference Returns to Syracuse May 5th-6th!

Join us for an exciting lineup of expert speakers and the latest content on issues affecting affordable senior housing providers and their residents.

6 months ago

Housing

Support Resident Assistants in Affordable Senior Housing!

Urge Governor Hochul to support funding for Resident Assistants in affordable independent senior housing. Send a letter to the Governor TODAY, and share these additional advocacy materials with your residents!

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We Need Your Voice to Shape LeadingAge NY's Strategic Direction

We need your input to help guide LeadingAge NY’s strategic planning process. Please take a few minutes to answer a brief survey via this link. As a member-driven organization, your feedback is critical to ensure that the association’s work meets the needs of the membership. We ask that you respond by June 20th and thank you in advance for your time.

21 days ago

Housing

HUD Announces HOTMA Delay to 2026 for Multifamily Housing

The latest HUD Notice officially delays the HOTMA compliance date by six months, until Jan. 1, 2026.

22 days ago

Housing

Supreme Court Decisions Enable Revocations of Legal Status for Venezuelans and Others

The U.S. Supreme Court issued two decisions in recent weeks enabling the Trump administration to categorically revoke the legal status of certain non-citizens, while lower court cases challenging the administration's policies are pending.

22 days ago

Housing

Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Improvements in House-Passed Reconciliation Bill; House Appropriations Plans Its FY 2026 Work

While LeadingAge supports the LIHTC provisions, it finds more harm than good in the House-passed reconciliation bill and will continue to work to ensure the Senate does not follow the House’s lead. Read more and take action to urge Congress to oppose the reconciliation bill and support HUD’s FY 2026 funding now.

29 days ago

Housing

Reminder: Join Us for Public Affairs Council Meeting This Thurs., June 5th!

Join us for this meeting to discuss the important bills that are moving in the final days of the 2025 Legislative Session, as well as early plans for summer advocacy efforts. 

22 days ago

Housing

HUD Proposes to Roll Back Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing for Affordable Housing

The current regulations were designed to limit even unintended discriminatory effects within housing marketing practices and to make housing access more fair.

22 days ago

Housing

Upcoming Resources to Support RAD for PRAC

HUD will host RAD for PRAC Office Hours on June 4th, and on June 11th, LeadingAge will host expert staff from HUD to discuss streamlining improvements to this key preservation program.

29 days ago

Housing

House Passes "One Big Beautiful Bill"; Bill Moves to Senate

LeadingAge National urges Senate to “not follow in the House’s footsteps,” highlighting the bill’s “devastating impact on millions of older adults and their families who rely on Medicaid and Medicare for health care and long-term care and services, and on our nonprofit provider members who serve them.”

29 days ago
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  • Urge U.S. Senate to Oppose Budget Reconciliation Bill

    The Senate is considering legislation that would cut at least $800 billion in federal funding from the Medicaid program (the largest cut in American history). The budget bill would deeply harm older adults and the mission-driven, nonprofit providers who serve them, particularly in NY. Please click here to read more and urge Congress to reject the proposed budget bill!