Pamela Martineau • 7 min read
A lack of affordable housing has reached crisis levels throughout huge swaths of the nation.
Abram Mamet • 6 min read
Housing Needs Assessment (HNA) is an in-depth study used by a wide range of stakeholders, including developers, local governmental entities, lenders and tenant advocacy organizations.
Pamela Martineau • 14 min read
A Trove of Innovative Initiatives
Pamela Martineau • 8 min read
What it Takes to Close Deals in a Shifting Economic Landscape
Ravi Malhotra • 5 min read
While the federal, state and local governments are picking up the pace in their decarbonization efforts, very few of those programs, and even fewer utility rebate programs, specifically target multifamily housing.
Sharon Dworkin Bell • 4 min read
Honoring an Affordable Housing Icon by Supporting Community Development and Nurturing the Next Generation of Leaders
Nushin Huq • 6 min read
Property values increase an average of 13 percent when multiple Low Income Housing Tax Credit developments are built in a neighborhood, a newly published study found.
Scott Beyer • 6 min read
Over these years, I’ve highlighted affordable housing problems in U.S. cities, and how developers can help solve them using Low Income Housing Tax Credits, low-cost building methods and more.
Pamela Martineau • 8 min read
As the homeless crisis deepens throughout the United States—particularly on the West Coast—affordable housing developers are increasingly partnering with social service providers to offer permanent supportive housing to homeless people and other vulnerable populations.
Forrest Milder • 6 min read
The IRS has published the long-awaited revisions to its average income test regulations for the Low Income Housing Tax Credit.
Scott Beyer • 6 min read
Late in 2021, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), using different than normal data, changed the way it determined Fair Market Rents (FMRs).
Ravi Malhotra • 3 min read
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) provided $3.5 billion for the Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP); a ten-times increase that is to be spent in the next five years.