Affordable Housing

A photo of New York City Rent Guidelines Board voting at the June 26th meeting

NYC Just Greenlit a Rent Freeze. What Happens Now?

It was a move promised by the mayor, and the industry’s reactions were mixed.

Exterior rendering of Edgemere Commons B2, an affordable housing project inside a Queens, N.Y., affordable housing redevelopment.

Tishman Speyer Lines Up $214M for Queens Affordable Project

The building is part of a larger redevelopment replacing a century-old hospital.

A flow chart from the study that outlines the development proposals and their effects on supply.

How the Affordability Crisis Could Be Solved Within a Generation

A new study from NYU found that a few key reforms could spur the development of millions of new apartments.

Why Affordable Housing’s Future Is Human Infrastructure

Redevelopment projects are not just about restoring the buildings.

Westside - Belen - NM

Why Preserving Rural Affordable Housing Is a Race Against Time

When aging properties face hurdles, easing the housing crisis across small-town America becomes exceptionally challenging. CPP President Seth Gellis weighs in.

A photo of Elara at The Market, which Seattle Social Housing Developer Purchased for $60.9 million.

New Seattle Development Authority Buys 1st Property

The new owner is targeting a specific cohort of renters with the acquisition.

Exterior shot depicting a row of duplex homes.

National Affordable Housing Report – June 2026

Although projected to shrink, U.S. affordable housing deliveries will remain above pre-2020 levels, according to a new Yardi Matrix study.

Exterior shot of Worthington Woods, an affordable multifamily property managed by ResidentialOne in Washington, D.C.

Oakline Expands Management Portfolio With 12,500-Unit Deal

The firm’s footprint has grown to more than 80,000 units since its inception less than a year ago.

The investment vehicle will finance the construction or rehabilitation of more than 1,700 affordable units across 10 states and Washington, D.C.

PNC Closes $251M LIHTC Fund

The investment vehicle will finance the construction or rehabilitation of more than 1,700 affordable units.

Construction starts across the single-family and multifamily sectors

Harvard Housing Study: The Nation’s Market Stays Subdued

Can the industry climb out of the trough?