Blog articles

In the wake of the pandemic, local governments face a critical need to address housing undersupply. The Equibuild Strategy offers a comprehensive blueprint, focusing on equitable investment financing, affordability by design, and income inclusivity to create sustainable, mixed-income housing solutions.

The LIHTC program has been crucial in providing federal financing to create affordable housing for low to moderate-income families in America. Learn more about how it works and how developers can apply for it.

The combined problems of rising housing costs, diminishing home ownership, and homelessness are not unique to the United States. In this blog post, we look at and compare different government initiatives on social housing in the UK, Austria, Finland, and Norway.

Small multifamily properties are an important source of unsubsidized affordable housing. This blog summarizes key findings from the Terner Center Report that studied various characteristics of small multifamily rental stock.

Key takeaways on the US Housing Market from the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies' annual report on housing (2023)

Key takeaways on affordable rental housing shortage from The Gap report (2023), published by the National Low Income Housing Coalition.

How to minimize your software suite and make the best out of the systems essential to your organization. Builders Patch is the central repository for all your deal data and workflows, which you can plug into other systems facilitating seamless data transfer with all your other systems.

From redefining how tenant satisfaction is measured to revolutionizing market data analysis and the very way buildings are constructed and managed, technology is the linchpin of this transformation. Take a look at the major trends and forecasts in this disruptive era of CRE tech.

We asked a group of MA students with diverse academic background to find solutions to addressing the supply-demand gap in housing and pinpoint and guide HFAs and developers on where housing should be built.

A landmark ruling by a U.S. District judge is set to revolutionize the real estate industry by altering how agents are paid. This change, stemming from a Missouri class action lawsuit, challenges the traditional practice of sellers' agents covering buyers' agents' fees, aiming to eliminate price-fixing. Discover the implications of this pivotal decision and how it could reshape the home-buying landscape for everyone, especially first-time buyers. Read on to explore the depths of this significant shift.

Review and summary of Governor Hochul’s newly announced strategy to address New York’s housing crisis.

Review of the new taxation proposal to tackle the housing shortage and homelessness crisis in Los Angeles, as supported by a powerful grassroots movement.