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NSPIRE Is Now Effective for Public Housing Portfolio |
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NSPIRE is officially here! HUD hit a major milestone in its history as NSPIRE became effective for the public housing portfolio at the beginning of this month, marking the Department’s first comprehensive overhaul of its inspection standards in 25 years. NSPIRE emphasizes the health and safety of residents. It also improves HUD’s oversight by aligning and consolidating inspection regulations used to evaluate HUD housing across multiple programs. Watch videos from HUD Secretary Marcia Fudge and Real Estate Assessment Center (REAC) Deputy Assistant Secretary Ashley Sheriff.
HUD published the final NSPIRE rule on May 11, 2023, that made changes to inspections for the Public Housing and Multifamily Housing programs. That was followed by the NSPIRE companion publications of the final Standards Notice on June 22, the Administrative notice on June 30, and the July 7 publication of the final Scoring Notice.
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Receive Daily Tips to Get Ready for Inspection
Make sure to follow us @HUDREAC as we drop daily knowledge nuggets from now until the day of our first NSPIRE inspection on Aug. 10. These graphics and videos pull information from our notices and standards to help properties prepare for inspection.
New Videos Out Now
HUD has developed training that includes a combination of PowerPoint presentations, infographics as well as instructional videos that are posted on the NSPIRE website.
Recent videos of interest for properties include Introduction to NSPIRE Standards Module 1 and Using the NSPIRE IT Platform for Property Owners. More content will be uploaded as it’s made available.
Final NSPIRE Standards File Now Available
ICYMI: Now that the final Inspection Standards for NSPIRE are out and in response to software provider and other interested parties' requests, an initial machine-readable file of the new standards is now accessible here. As additional versions are released, we will be updating and sharing them so that you have the latest as you build your applications.
For More Information
To learn more on NSPIRE, visit the NSPIRE homepage. Questions can be sent to NSPIRE@hud.gov.
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