Explore five strategic reasons Public Housing Agencies (PHAs) should consider a RAD/Section 18 blend. From accessing higher rents without strict justification criteria to qualifying as a Small PHA, and prioritizing strong resident protections, this repositioning tool offers financial and operational flexibility. Learn how your PHA

Dominion Due Diligence Group (D3G) empowers housing authorities and developers through Public-Private Partnerships (P3s), HUD’s RAD program, and LIHTC strategies to deliver impactful, sustainable affordable housing. With expertise in RAD consulting, Capital Needs Assessments, Environmental Reviews, Energy Compliance, and Cost Reviews, D3G guides projects from

Discover 5 overlooked benefits of HUD's RAD program, including strong resident protections, flexible use of capital funds, stable Section 8 funding, access to new financing sources, and reduced regulatory burden, making RAD a smart repositioning strategy for PHAs.

Explore five key questions to help determine eligibility, required documentation, and how to make the most of TPVs.

HUD’s MAP program was designed for fast, efficient housing loan approvals, but has become bogged down by bureaucracy. Rob Hazelton urges a return to its original “Review, Don’t Redo” approach, trusting qualified partners, streamlining processes, and restoring speed to affordable housing development.

Learn 5 key terms every PHA should know about RAD repositioning, including RAD rents, CHAP, DDTF, and CNA, with guidance from D3G experts.

Richmond has seen expansive growth over the last few years. Since 2020, more than 52,000 people have moved to the area, drawn by its charm, opportunities, and vibrant community. But with that growth comes a major challenge—housing affordability (WRIC).