HUD

¹ American

[huhd] / hʌd /

noun

Department of Housing and Urban Development.

HUD ² American

abbreviation

heads-up display.

HUD British

abbreviation

head-up display

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HUD would then reallocate those funds to cities that exceeded the national median rate of home building.

From The Wall Street Journal

Five years ago, my company was asked by HUD to deliver a solution to improve self-sufficiency among those in need.

From The Wall Street Journal

Enter legislation from Indiana Rep. Erin Houchin and Nebraska Rep. Mike Flood, the Affordable Homes Act, which would restore sole authority to HUD to oversee construction, safety and efficiency rules.

From The Wall Street Journal

In addition to capping the amount of funds that can be spent on permanent housing, HUD is requiring more total homeless dollars be subject to competitive bidding.

From Los Angeles Times

This appears to be a HUD/Section 8 issue rather than a civil dispute.

From MarketWatch

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