Federally set AMI increases are misaligned with salary increases in NYC, leaving low-income New Yorkers increasingly vulnerable, according to a new report.
Developer hoping to rezone for projects in District 34 should target deep affordability, City Councilmember Jennifer Gutiérrez has said in new guidelines.
Tenants say the city hasn't renewed applications, leading to thousands in rent arrears.
The Mission Main Tenant Task Force reached a series of transactions with public and private entities to renovate the property and preserve its affordability.
Texas has become a victim of its own success when it comes to attracting people to the state. Can it pull out of its housing hole?
A 179-unit affordable senior housing development in Columbia Heights secures financing; law firm Kelley Drye & Warren LLP moves from Georgetown to The Wharf.
The plans presented to the Historic Preservation Office propose 39 residential units and amenity spaces in an eight-story development adjacent to the church.
UBS signs a lease in Downtown D.C., Atlas Brew Works inks a deal in Ward 8 and several commercial real estate execs make moves in the Washington, D.C., area.
The self-described “purpose-driven” real estate developer reportedly laid off staff who had trained employees from an outsourcing firm in India.
As D.C. takes a closer look at how much it should be paying for subsidized voucher units, a new bill aims to place those units under rent control measures.
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