Microsoft Pledges $500M To Ease Affordable Housing Crisis
Microsoft to invest $500M to help homelessness, build affordable housing
Microsoft to invest $500M to help homelessness, build affordable housing
In a first of its kind move, California governor sues Huntington Beach for not complying with the state's low-income housing goals.
With affordable housing disappearing in Washington, D.C.'s neighborhoods, United Bank commits $270K to Jubilee's Justice Housing Fund to acquire new properties.
San Francisco commits to buy $100M in affordable housing units from modular factory planned for the city.
Half the stock of 12,000 new apartment units also needs to be geared toward lower income renters.
Two new affordable housing projects will be constructed at the corner of 23rd and Jackson streets.
Commercial property investors aren't afraid of social housing anymore.
More hospitals are getting into affordable housing as a way to create better health outcomes in the communities they serve.
As the student housing industry grows and builds high-end products, middle and low-income students are feeling left out.
The $80M, 134K SF building will provide more than 500 students with below-market-rate, on-campus housing.
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