A Yale Law School Community and Economic Development Clinic/PRRAC policy paper. Targeted LIHTC administration can be a powerful means of decreasing concentrations of poverty and supporting individual families’ housing needs. In part, state HFAs can meet this promise by increasing the location of LIHTC units in neighborhoods and communities that offer high-performing schools, low crime rates, access to employment, mass transit, and access to necessities such as healthy food, parks, and recreational facilities.
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