Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Dashboard

This Dashboard summarizes FY 2026 budget proposals across the various budget categories for Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and related agencies. 

This tool represents a rapidly evolving landscape. We have made every effort to provide as granular an accounting of budget changes–including additions and subtractions—as possible, but detailed information about the FY 2026 budget is still forthcoming. While we will update this dashboard regularly, you may find areas that need updating. Due to the complex and changing nature of budget documents and inconsistencies between budget documents, you may also find numbers that do not represent the most recent understanding of the budgetary landscape. The table below includes data from budget documents that are currently available, and will be updated as more complete data about the final FY 2026 budget becomes available. Please reach out via email at [email protected] if you would like to support our work, share data, or provide feedback.

Department/Program Prior Budget (FY24 or FY25) Funding Increase (+) or Decrease (-) Presidential Budget Funding Increase (+) or Decrease (-) Presidential Budget % Funding Increase (+) or Decrease (-) in House Budget Funding Increase (+) or Decrease (-) in House Budget % Funding Increase (+) or Decrease (-) in Senate Budget Funding Increase (+) or Decrease (-) in Senate Budget % Final Budget FY26 Final Budget Add or Cut
Tenant-Based Rental Assistance (Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers)$36,041,000,000-$36,041,000,000-100%-$773,000,000-2.1%$1,313,709,0003.7%
Choice Neighborhoods$75,000,000-$75,000,000-100%-$35,000,000-46.7%
Native American Programs$1,344,000,000$887,000,000-34%$00%$10,000,0000.7%
Native Hawaiian Block Grant$22,000,000-$22,000,000-100%$300,0001.4%
Housing, Persons with AIDS (HOPWA)$505,000,000-$505,000,000-100%$24,000,0004.75%
Community Development Fund$6,720,000,000-$6,720,000,000-100%
Self-Help Homeownership$60,000,000-$44,000,000-73.3%-$4,000,000-6.7%$10,000,00016.7%
Project-Based Rental Assistance (Section 8)$16,890,000,000-$16,890,000,000-100%$237,000,000+1.4%$914,000,0005.4%
Housing for the Elderly (Section 202)$913,000,000-$913,000,000-100%$18,600,000+2%$59,000,0006.5%
Lead Hazard Reduction$296,000,000-$296,000,000-100%$00%-$30,400,000-10.3%
Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation$158,000,000-$131,000,000-82.9%-$58,000,000-36.7%$00%
Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Total$89,100,000,000-$45,600,000,000-51.2%
United States Interagency Council on Homelessness (USICH) $4,000,000-$3,750,000-93.8%-$4,000,000-100%-$2,000,000-50%

Budget Sources

We have made every effort to provide as granular an accounting of budget changes–including additions and subtractions—as possible, but detailed information about the FY 2026 budget is still forthcoming as of 7/11/25. Therefore, we provide the most recent available data from one of these sources:

  • Prior Budget (FY24 or FY25): This value provides a baseline to compare potential changes within the Fiscal Year (FY) 2026 budget. Values under this header may be representative of the FY 2024 budget or the FY 2025 budget, depending on available data. 
  • Agency Budget Requests (FY26): These values reflect  agencies’ requests for FY 2026 funding. Agency budgets often include detailed line-item accounting of budgets by program, changes in employment needs, and structural changes. (Published May 2025)
  • Presidential Budget (FY26): These values reflect the President’s recommendations for Congress for the federal fiscal policy for the upcoming fiscal year. This budget details the administration’s priorities for federal programs for FY26 and through the next nine years. The Presidential budget also includes proposals to alter mandatory programs. (Published May 2025)
  • House Budget (FY26): Subcommittees with oversight jurisdiction over different sectors to which federal programs belong (e.g.,, Agriculture, Defense, etc.) work with the House at large to create a budget resolution, or their own version of the funding bill. These values represent the funding the House has proposed to appropriate to that program in FY2026. (June 2025)
  • Senate Budget (FY26): Subcommittees focused on different sectors to which federal programs belong (e.g., Agriculture, Defense, etc.) work with the Senate at large to create a budget resolution, or their own version of the funding bill. These values represent the funding the Senate has proposed to appropriate to that program in FY2026. (June 2025)
  • Budget Reconciliation (FY26): Once the House and Senate have each passed a version of the funding bill, they must reconcile their differences and pass a unified version of the funding bill. This number reflects the budget for federal programs that will be sent to the President to be signed into law or vetoed. (Passed July 2025)
  • Rescissions (FY26): Rescissions refer to the reversal of prior appropriations, or the cancellation of previously Congressionally approved funding. 

Note that the reliability of these sources goes from least reliable at the top of the list, to most reliable on the bottom. We will update our budget numbers as final reports on the approved FY 2026 Budgets are made available.