Affordable Housing

In Half Moon Bay, a father's quest to build a future for his daughter has become a $37M campus, tackling a systemic crisis for adults with disabilities.

A new 48-unit development in an affluent Chicago suburb offers more than just housing; it provides a replicable model for tackling a regional crisis.

National data suggests a summer for buyers, with falling list prices and rising sales. But a closer look reveals two Americas, where affordability and reality clash.

A $29.6M project in Quebec reveals a powerful partnership model for tackling the senior housing crisis, blending public funds with community expertise.

London, ON, partners with CMHC on a new housing catalogue, reviving a post-war strategy. Can these pre-approved plans solve the modern housing crunch?

A national homebuilder's new Arizona project isn't just about affordable homes; it's a case study in proptech's power to digitize the American dream.

With Canadian students facing a severe housing shortage and soaring rents, StarRez is expanding its College Pads platform to offer a tech-driven lifeline.

GEDCO's recent fundraiser reveals a strategic shift, where corporate capital is no longer just charity but a vital investment in community stability.

A landmark deal to convert a vacant office tower into 512 affordable homes is just the start. How a new city ordinance and a strategic partnership are creating a blueprint to solve LA's dual crises.

As federal and municipal leaders unveil a new infrastructure fund, London becomes a laboratory for a new model of tackling the housing crisis from the ground up.

A $9M accessible housing project in Matane, QC, shows the power of partnership. But with its key federal funding source now closed, is it a replicable model?

In a stunning display of power, California's REALTORS® killed a tax bill in a day. But the real story is the backroom deal that fortifies Prop 13's legacy.

In a stunning display of grassroots power, California's real estate agents halted a tax hike and forged a landmark deal protecting homeowners.

Belleville becomes the latest city to adopt the federal Housing Design Catalogue, a modern revival of a post-war strategy to cut red tape and build homes faster.

A Nova Scotian town pledges 14-day permit approvals for pre-designed homes. Can this 21st-century take on post-war catalogue homes solve the housing crisis?

As the housing crisis deepens, one bank is tackling a hidden bottleneck: the talent shortage. FHLBank Chicago's $3M program isn't just funding projects; it's funding people.

Beyond charity, a $7.2M Central Florida project reveals a replicable model where public, private, and non-profit sectors unite to build economic stability.

A new 36-unit seniors residence in Saskatoon offers a glimpse into Canada's evolving housing policy, testing a collaborative model for a national crisis.

As Toronto builds a massive waterfront community, a new library is its social centerpiece. But does this model of public-private partnership deliver on its promise?