How old federal buildings can become new paths to ending homelessness ...Middle East

As cities around the country are reportedly considering converting vacant office space into apartments and other uses, the federal government is missing an opportunity to repurpose obsolete buildings it no longer needs into housing for those experiencing the worst of America’s historic affordability crisis: unhoused persons. The McKinney-Vento Act gives nonprofit organizations and state and local governments an effective right of first refusal to acquire at no cost surplus federal properties — including office buildings — to facilitate their redevelopment as affordable apartments for families and individuals experiencing homelessness. The several hundred conversions that have happen

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