Affordable Housing

A photo of Hadley Germantown, formerly Elme Germantown, located in the Maryland suburbs of Washington, D.C

NHP Foundation Buys Suburban DC Property for $54M

The sale is the latest transaction in the previous owner’s dissolution.

Exterior rendering featuring the amenity package of Normandy Cove, an affordable veteran housing project developed by HTG in Jacksonville, Fla.

HTG Breaks Ground on Affordable Veteran Project in Jacksonville

A $78 million financing package supports this development.

Exterior shot depicting one of Silver Oak's eight buildings in Tampa, Fla.

Fairstead Makes 1st Tampa Buy in $55M Deal

Part of the funds will go toward the affordable property’s rehabilitation.

Jacqueline Waggoner headshot

How a Mother Shaped an Affordable Housing Leader’s Path

Jacqueline Waggoner, Century Housing’s new president & CEO, on the values guiding her leadership.

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What’s Next for AI in Affordable Housing?

Solving a substantial AI challenge across the sector may unlock significant growth prospects, according to a new survey.

Exterior shot of a multifamily property with a playground.

Rising Costs Outpace Rent Growth in Stabilized NYC Units: Report

Such properties risk becoming unsustainable, according to the Community Preservation Corp.

A photo of Albion Lawrenceville, a six-story, 267-unit luxury multifamily property that includes the restoration of a former firehouse for use as retail space.

Albion Residential Completes Pittsburgh Adaptive Reuse Project

The project included the restoration of a 19th-century firehouse.

Rendering of Twelve03 at Centre South, a multifamily project in Charlotte, N.C.

The Fallon Co. Lands $101M for Charlotte Mixed-Income Project

It’s the first phase of a $500 million mixed-use development near the city’s central business district.

Greenfield Commons Exterior

When Does Modular Construction Really Pay Off?

Drawing on two California affordable projects, EAH Housing’s David Egan expands on when the approach delivers real value.

A rendering of the 12-story, 76,000-square-foot, 80 unit building being developed by The Community Builders that will provide a mix of affordable and market-rate housing on the site of a former public housing project in Chicago's South Loop.

The Community Builders Breaks Ground on Chicago Mixed-Income Redevelopment

The project is taking shape at the site of a former public housing community.