Parkside Demby in suburban Inkster, Mich. Image courtesy of Inkster Housing Commission.

Good Housing Preserves Affordable Housing in Suburban Detroit

CPC Mortgage facilitated the $42 million note.

A rendering 315 Las Animas Avenue in Gilroy, Calif., which is partially affordable

Ten South Receives $183M for Bay Area Mixed-Income Project

It’s the lender’s largest such loan to date.

A rendering of Sol on Park in the Bronx

NYC Housing Authority Closes on $214M Bronx Affordable Senior Development

It’s the city’s largest use to date of HUD’s Transfer of Assistance financing tool.

A rendering of Garden Station, a mixed-use development in west suburban Villa Park, Ill

Hawthorne World Moves Forward With Nation’s Largest Net-Zero Mixed-Use Development

The project had cleared several recent financing and regulatory hurdles.

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.

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 apartments.

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.

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?

Kevin Warsh speaks at the press conference following the June 17 announcement

Fed Holds Interest Rates Steady at New Chair’s First Meeting

The move was widely expected. Will Kevin Warsh change things?