1. RAD
  2. News
  3. Newsletter

RAD Newsletter

 

This Newsletter is targeted primarily to public housing agencies (PHAs), Multifamily owners, lenders, investors, and other development partners who are participants in the RAD program. It will include information on key program statistics, news, and special events that take place each month. Additionally, each issue will highlight a few recently closed projects. To receive newsletter and other updates join our RADBlast! communications by signing up here.

 
 

RAD Hits $20 Billion:
Letter from the Director

Dear Friends,

The Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) program recently hit another milestone – $20 billion in total construction investment. To celebrate this occasion, I’m sharing a video that features residents of RAD conversions. The residents speak to how their lives have been improved for the better and how happy they are with their new homes. We hope you will watch the video in celebration of this milestone.

Read the full letter.

 

 

Highlights
 

RAD Restore Rebuild

Announcing "Restore-Rebuild" - the new chapter for Faircloth-to-RAD! Check out the lastest RADBlast! for details about our excitement over this new tool. For more information on Restore-Rebuild visit the new web page: https://www.hud.gov/rad/restorerebuild. 

 
RAD Milestones
 

 

RAD 10 Year Reflections

Reflections on 10 Years of Public Housing Conversions

November 2023

 

RAD $15 Billion Invested in Public Housing

$15 Billion in Construction Investment in RAD Public Housing

October 2023

 

RAD $10 Billion Invested in Public Housing

$10 Billion in Construction Investments in RAD Public Housing

November 2020

 
Other Newsletters

 

  • July 13, 2022: Knoxville Community Development Corporation's Executive Director Q&A on RAD.
  • March 3, 2022: Portsmouth Metropolitan Housing Authority's Executive Director Q&A on RAD. 
  • December 16, 2021: Rock Island Housing Authority's Executive Director and the Q&A on RAD. 
  • September 21, 2021: Montgomery County Housing Opportunities Commission's Executive Director and the Q&A on RAD. 
  • May 25, 2021: Spokane Housing Authority's Executive Director and the Q&A on RAD.
  • April 13, 2021: Ann Arbor Housing Commission's Executive Director and the Q&A on RAD.
  • March 2021: Lavonia Housing Authority's Executive Director and the Q&A on RAD 
  • January 2020: RAD Successfully Winds Down RAP Legacy Program
  • February 2019: RAD Successfully Winds Down Rent Supp Legacy Program

To receive an electronic copy of previous newsletters, send us an email to RAD@hud.gov.