Affordable housing

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.

Can declaring housing as a human right solve our nation's affordable housing crisis? In this commentary, we explore other countries' implementations of housing as a human right and discuss whether or not it can help America, too.

Due to shifts in both rental prices and incomes, renting a home as a middle-class American has never been more difficult. In this blog, we’ll uncover how changes in both the cost of renting a home and the average take-home income for middle-class Americans has created a harsh rental climate.

While basic economic logic may imply that increasing the supply of housing will decrease the price of a home, the data shows this is not the case.

The final state we will be exploring the relationship between housing starts and low-income housing in is Texas.

Is building more housing a feasible policy solution to Washington's housing affordability crisis?

This week, we’ll be taking a closer look at the affordable housing crisis in California.

It’s time to take a look at this relationship on a state level.

Affordable housing development comes with its own set of regulatory and fiscal challenges. In this blog piece, we're diving deeper into the barriers to affordable housing development by exploring five of the many challenges that developers face.

When we analyze the data, it’s evident that building more houses alone cannot solve the affordable housing crisis facing our nation.

Basic economics suggests that increasing the supply of houses by ramping up construction can lower prices. Does this mean increasing construction can make homes more affordable?

The country is in the midst of a severe affordability crisis despite a booming economy. Who’s feeling the most pain?

Time to be a good neighbour: Big Tech is pledges to fund affordable housing and tackle homelessness in West Coast cities.