Absolutely.
There are loan programs under the national housing strategy. They lend money at low interest rates and provide financialized actors with housing construction incentives. However, it's important to note that the funds for this strategy are public funds, the people's money. These funds represent $8.2 billion, and we haven't seen a federal investment like this in decades.
The financialized actors who use and profit from those funds are not making investments that belong to the community. They aren't common goods or social assets. Instead, they become personal wealth or wealth of fund holders.