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S&P Global Ratings Report Details Trends in Affordable Rental Housing Bond Subsectors

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S&P Global Ratings released a report examining the financial performance of affordable rental housing financed by private activity bonds. The agency noted divergent trends across the nonmilitary, stand-alone rental housing bond subsectors. In the mobile home park subsector, revenue has been outpacing expenses, leading to improved debt service coverage and positive rating actions.

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The report breaks down the affordable rental sector into four subsections: age-restricted, Section 8, mobile home parks, and unenhanced affordable housing. While age-restricted housing is recovering from pandemic volatility, it still faces challenges in expense management. The agency also noted a $585 million drop in outstanding debt.

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