Directs the housing agency to give extra tenant‑based rental vouchers each year to public housing agencies serving fast‑growing areas, so more low‑income renters can afford homes in tight markets. It targets places that meet population size and growth thresholds based on 2012–2022 data.

Authorizes $2 billion for fiscal year 2025, with funding available to renew these vouchers in later years. This adds vouchers to eligible communities without naming specific localities, focusing support where population growth has outpaced affordable housing supply.