PARDON OUR DUST – NEW WEBSITE COMING SOON
We’re thrilled to announce that we’re in the process of revamping FLHousing.org to bring you an enhanced user experience! As we prepare for the rollout of our new website, we’ve temporarily taken down our current site. But don’t worry, we’re working diligently behind the scenes to ensure that the new FLHousing.org will provide you with even better access to essential resources and information. In the meantime, we’ve included some basic essential resources below to assist you. We appreciate your patience and understanding during this transition period. If you require additional information or assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact us. Stay tuned for updates on the exciting changes to come!
Winter 2023 Housing News Network Journal Now Available for Digital Download
The December 2023 issue of our journal, Housing News Network, is now available for digital download. Members will also receive their physical copies in the mail in the coming weeks.
In this issue, we delve extensively into a recap of our 36th Annual Conference. Additionally, we cover a range of other relevant topics that will empower you with the latest knowledge and trends in the industry.
Stay ahead of the curve and gain a competitive edge with the comprehensive and informative articles in this edition of Housing News Network.
View the journal online by clicking here.
2023 Home Matters Report Online
When it comes to housing, Florida has seen both triumphs and ongoing challenges in 2022. Compared to other states in the nation, Florida enjoys access to an incredible source of funding for housing: the Sadowski State and Local Government Housing Trust Funds. In the final budget for the 2022-2023 fiscal year, the Florida Legislature appropriated over $362 million of these funds for affordable and workforce housing, the highest total in 15 years.
The digital version of the 2023 Home Matters Report is now available online, with several interactive dashboards, an advocacy toolkit, and many other resources.
Download the Home Matters Report