Atlanta has launched an ambitious $212 million initiative designed to end unsheltered homelessness downtown, with the goal of housing all 400 homeless Atlantans currently living
G. Lynne Alston-Leonard, an Atlanta native, loves the new affordable housing developments that are springing up in her old neighborhood in the Old Fourth Ward
Mark Schuster, the founder and CEO of Wingate Companies, is redefining affordable living with thoughtfully designed apartment homes and an amenity-rich environment. In conjunction with
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens and Wingate Companies cut the ribbon to celebrate the grand opening of Cypress 595, a new affordable housing development on Boulevard
As Cincinnati celebrates 513 Day, the city’s vibrant energy and welcoming atmosphere continue to attract newcomers from across the country. Nestled along the Ohio River,
The glittering skyline of Dallas might suggest nothing but luxury living and eye-watering price tags, but the reality on the ground tells a different story.
San Francisco consistently ranks among the most expensive housing markets in the United States, with median home prices hovering around $1.3 million and average rents
A significant legal victory for housing rights emerged in East Harlem as 21 apartment units must return to rent-stabilized status following enforcement action by New
A startling investigation into the Hickory Public Housing Authority has uncovered a pattern of questionable spending that threatens to undermine its mission of providing affordable
The conversation around affordable housing has taken on new urgency as rental costs continue to strain household budgets across major metropolitan areas. The Biden Administration’s
On Dec. 18, leaders from Shreveport, Louisiana, gathered to celebrate a significant milestone for the Lakeside Gardens apartment complex, which is set to undergo a
For single mothers, the dream of owning a home often seems like an insurmountable challenge. Yet across the United States, government programs are helping these
City Council’s bold move signals turning point in urban housing policy In a watershed moment for urban housing policy, the New York City Council has
The American Dream doesn’t always come with a white picket fence. Sometimes it starts in a sleek downtown Detroit office where Rob Frappier, rocking a
Millennials, once characterized by their preference for urban living, increasingly choose suburban homes over city apartments. This shift reflects evolving priorities around affordability, family life,
In a city where the cost of living continues to soar, a new bill is set to address one of the most burdensome expenses for
With rising living expenses in major metropolitan areas, many Americans are seeking hidden, affordable cities that offer quality amenities without the hefty price tags. The
In a recent survey conducted by the Black Census Project, over 200,000 participants highlighted a significant issue that resonates deeply within the Black community: the
Theodore Lipscomb Sr. spent 12 years as a Milwaukee County Supervisor, before becoming executive director of LISC Milwaukee. He came in the door with a
In an era of soaring real estate prices and mounting environmental concerns, the tiny house movement is gaining momentum, offering an unconventional route to homeownership.
