Election Day is Tuesday, November 8 and housing justice is on the ballot!

Call to Action: We need your help in spreading the word about Measure U (Oakland) and Measure L (Berkeley), two local measures that will bring much-needed investment in affordable housing.

Join the NPH Action Fund and East Bay Housing Organizations (EBHO) tomorrow, November 3, for their Day of Action, an afternoon of door knocking and talking to voters.

Connect with other housers as you tell voters why voting Yes on Measure L (in Berkeley) and Measure U (in Oakland) is so important for working families, teachers, nurses, and marginalized communities.

NPH has closed the book on another legislative cycle and we are thrilled to share our summary of this year’s wins, work in progress, and what’s ahead for our affordable housing movement!

2022 was a much-needed success for our affordable housing movement and industry, with two critical bills passing into law. Going into 2023, we’re preparing right now for renewed legislative and budget advocacy efforts, as well as electoral strategy that can help advance critical affordable housing priorities. Read More.

Ready to join us? Take the first step today by joining our Legislative Issues Committee, where for nearly 40 years we’ve been strategizing, planning, and making an impact alongside the Bay Area’s affordable housing industry. You’ll have a chance to help us determine our priorities moving forward!

There are almost 380,000 affordable homes across California funded by the Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC). While LIHTC provides a vague standard for evictions, these developments are exempt from many other tenants’ rights laws.

Join the Emerging Leaders Peer Network (ELPN) on Wednesday, November 9, 2022, 12:00PM - 1:00PM PT, for Tenants Rights in Affordable Housing – Where Things Stand and What Can Be Improved where panelists will discuss the current landscape for these tenants,  implications, and how to advocate to improve the experience of affordable housing tenants across California.

It’s time to celebrate all of our collective work from the past year! Join us on Wednesday, December 7, from 5:30PM - 8:00PM PT at El Rio in San Francisco for NPH's Annual Holiday Member Party, an evening of food, fun, and opportunity to connect with fellow NPH members!

We’ll celebrate the successes from this past year with you - our members, partners, and advocates. We’ll also be electing new NPH board members and thanking outgoing NPH board members over drinks and hors d'oeuvres.

Calling All Volunteers Interested in helping with the Annual Holiday Member Party? As a volunteer, you will help NPH and El Rio staff welcome guests, check vaccination status, and check registration.

11/4, HFHGSF: Framing the Future The Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities (AHSC) Program invites you to attend a public workshop to learn about the AHSC Program and discuss Round 7 Guidelines with stakeholders.

11/3, Enterprise: California Preservation Academy Enterprise’s Preservation Next program is launching a series of publicly available, no-cost virtual training sessions designed to assist the affordable housing industry with guidance to acquire, rehabilitate and preserve the affordability of homes located in unsubsidized small- to medium-multifamily (SMMF) properties, prevent displacement of residents at risk of eviction, and advocate for preservation minded policies, programs, and resources.

11/9, SPUR: Modular Construction in Affordable Housing In 2019, JPMorgan Chase awarded a grant to EBALDC to further research the benefits and constraints of using modular construction in order to reduce costs and accelerate affordable housing production in the Bay Area. Join them to learn about the successes and challenges in utilizing modular construction in affordable housing development.

11/15, The Bay's Future: Housing Readiness Report Trainings The Bay’s Future is hosting three online training sessions that will take a deep dive into the Housing Readiness Report. These training sessions will be individualized to fit your needs for utilizing the tool, whether you sit in the government, work with a community-based organization, or are a community member looking to get involved in your city’s housing plans.