Why Building New Affordable Projects Can Be Easier Than Preserving Old Housing
Developers and officials say acquiring and preserving affordable housing can actually be more expensive than building new communities from the ground up.
Developers and officials say acquiring and preserving affordable housing can actually be more expensive than building new communities from the ground up.
Miami developer Avra Jain has suggestions for affordable housing.
Long-stalled project near BART station sheds light on ongoing problems and delays with building on BART-owned land.
D.C. developers such as MRP Realty and Urban Atlantic are increasingly moving into the affordable housing space, with hundreds of new units in the works.
Building affordable housing is becoming more difficult in the Bay Area.
A project submitted in Berkeley will become the first to invoke California's recently enacted streamlined approval process.
Denver considers marijuana as a solution to its affordable housing crisis.
The Bay Area may never catch up to the demand for affordable housing.
Dallas is facing a crisis and its people want answers. But affordable housing comes neither cheap nor easy.
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