338,000 People Have Left DC Because of Housing

Housing is driving people out of DC.

Can Microunits Help Solve LA's Housing Crisis? One Developer Is Betting On It

Using TOC and opportunity zones, Housing Diversity Corp. is proposing to build a microunit development on a 9K SF lot with no parking in South Los Angeles.

Landlords Help Ease Refugee Housing Crisis By Bending The Rules

Refugee resettlement leaders say apartment owners have been more open to refugees this year as people flee Ukraine. Landlords say they're willing to do more.

As AMI Levels Rise, Housing Authorities Consider Rent Caps

HUD amended AMI calculations to reflect higher incomes, allowing affordable housing owners to raise rents. But local housing authorities are pushing back.

United Bank Commits $270K Toward Affordable Housing Efforts In D.C. Neighborhoods Where Rents Are Spiking

With affordable housing disappearing in Washington, D.C.'s neighborhoods, United Bank commits $270K to Jubilee's Justice Housing Fund to acquire new properties.

'How Do We Create More?' Akel Homes President To Talk Housing At Bisnow's Dec. 11 Palm Beach Event

South Florida home builder speaks with Bisnow to raise awareness about the challenges and opportunities of Palm Beach County's housing affordability crisis.

How Waterford Co. Finds Funding As Federal Housing Programs Face Challenges

Finding new ways to fund moderate-income housing is challenging, but some states offer an alternative.

Sec. Carson Cuts Ribbon On Redevelopment Of Public Housing Project From 'Moonlight'

Liberty Square, one of the nation's oldest public housing projects, got a renovation.

State Sues Huntington Beach Over Lack Of 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.

What's At Stake For Affordable Housing In The November Elections

Dive into the legislative policies that could overhaul the affordable housing ma