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PBV
(redirected from Project-Based Voucher)

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PBVProject-Based Voucher (program of Department of Housing and Urban Development)
PBVPrice-to-Book-Value (finance and investing)
PBVPost-Boost Vehicle
PBVPflege-buchführungsverordnung (German)
PBVPressure Balance Valve
PBVParty Block Vote (electoral system)
PBVPanama-Buena Vista (school district; Bakersfield, CA)
PBVProbation Violation
PBVPersonenbeförderungsvorschriften (German Instructions for Personal Transportation)
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The measure establishes how HUD must distribute its voucher renewal funding and makes many program changes, including rent setting, portability, fair market rents, project-based vouchers and more.
Section 8 reform measure introduced by Units
In addition, the Section 8 project-based voucher budget received an increase of $939 million.
New Congress Shores up Housing Programs for the Poor by Business Wire
A PHA may use project-based vouchers in support of new construction and rehabilitation activities or may simply attach the vouchers to existing housing.
What's in store? Learn from HUD Secretary Mel Martinez and other ... by Fitzgerald, Susan L. / Units
 
 
 
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