Affordable Housing
Public Housing Is Part of the Housing Crisis
Public housing authorities across the country are struggling and federal programs aren’t always the answer. What’s to be done?
Volunteers of America Completes 92-Unit Affordable Baltimore Community
Along with Somerset Development Co. and New Community Partners, the organization finished work on the $26.8 million redevelopment project.
Walters Nears Completion of New Jersey Affordable Development
Cornerstone at Grassy Hollow will have 60 units in five buildings and is located in the Manahawkin section of Stafford Township, N.J.
When Public Housing Is Erased
A new documentary produced by renowned filmmaker Ken Burns sheds light on the legacy of public housing in the U.S. and what happens when it disappears.
Podcast: How Rent Control Would Impact 4 Major US Cities
In a recent study, the NAA examined the impact of a 7 percent annual cap on apartment rents in Chicago, Denver, Seattle and Portland by 2030. Tune in for the eyebrow-raising results.
L+M Development Partners Debuts Fully Affordable Community in Queens
Approximately 18 months after breaking ground, Beach Green Dunes II, a 127-unit property in Far Rockaway, has opened.
All Year Management, ODA Debut Brooklyn Project
The 1.2 million-square-foot Denizen Bushwick was built on the former site of the old Rheingold Brewery.
Brooklyn Multifamily Development Tops Out
The BRP Cos. is developing the 255-unit, mixed-income Caton Flats project in the Flatbush neighborhood.
Compass Health Breaks Ground on $26M Regional Center
The first phase of the Broadway Campus redevelopment project in Everett, Wash., will provide behavioral health care, primary health care and permanent supportive housing services.
Q&A: Solving the Capital Challenge for Affordable Housing
Aeon President & CEO Alan Arthur reveals his concerns regarding the Twin Cities affordable housing market and explains how the metro could avoid a decades-long crisis.