; and (ii) in the case of homeownership housing, including shared equity homeownership, benefit households having incomes not exceeding 80 percent of the median income for the area. (C) Whether the activities proposed will promote affordable homeownership and the extent to which such affordability terms will be preserved. (D) The extent to which an eligible partnership that includes a public housing agency will use housing choice vouchers to support homeownership for households at or below 60 percent of area median income. (E) The demonstrated capacity of an eligible local partnership to execute the proposed eligible neighborhood revitalization support activities. (F) The demonstrated community planning, outreach, and engagement practices of an eligible local partnership. (G) The depth and breadth of the community partnership supporting the application. (H) The extent to which existing residents are assisted to prevent displacement. (I) The extent to which the proposed neighborhood revitalization support activities would help close the racial wealth gap by increasing minority homeownership, ensuring equitable access to housing and economic opportunity, and countering the ongoing legacy of redlining policies. (J) The extent to which development of new units are water and energy efficient. (K) The feasibility of the proposed neighborhood revitalization support activities considering local market conditions. (L) The extent to which an application demonstrates comprehensive community planning efforts and additional funds in hand or committed for activities in the geographic area that are not directly related to the provision of affordable housing, such as support for small, minority, and women-owned business activity in commercial zones in the targeted neighborhoods. (3) Geographical diversity The Secretary shall seek to make grants under this section for local partnerships serving geographically diverse areas of economic distress as defined in subsection (b)(2), including metropolitan and underserved rural areas.