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A division of the DC Office of the Chief Financial Officer, ORA supports the budget and policymaking process with forecasts, estimates, and analyses that ensure the District's financial integrity.
A division of the DC Office of the Chief Financial Officer, ORA supports the budget and policymaking process with forecasts, estimates, and analyses that ensure the District's financial integrity.
Yes - the context (economic and otherwise) DC was operating in in the 1990s is different from conditions now. We take a look at those differences in the post because they could create different outcomes during the current fed gov downsizing.
May 2, 2025 at 6:20 PM
Yes - the context (economic and otherwise) DC was operating in in the 1990s is different from conditions now. We take a look at those differences in the post because they could create different outcomes during the current fed gov downsizing.
But an analysis we did on HPAP shows participants had an average income of ~$65k with avg home purchase price around $300k—suggesting housing at that price point is affordable to lower income people if they have access to robust assistance. ora-cfo.dc.gov/blog/distric... (2/2)
The District’s Home Purchase Programs: Who Benefits?
Achieving homeownership has always been a challenge for young working adults, but in recent years, the economic barriers have become even more daunting. Nevertheless, homeownership remains a quintesse...
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December 18, 2024 at 5:20 PM
But an analysis we did on HPAP shows participants had an average income of ~$65k with avg home purchase price around $300k—suggesting housing at that price point is affordable to lower income people if they have access to robust assistance. ora-cfo.dc.gov/blog/distric... (2/2)
The dataset we used (Home Mortgage Disclosure Act data) doesn’t include data on children in the household, unfortunately (1/2)
December 18, 2024 at 5:19 PM
The dataset we used (Home Mortgage Disclosure Act data) doesn’t include data on children in the household, unfortunately (1/2)