A new section for redevelopment projects has been added to North Carolina's qualified allocation plan QAP this Year. Read more
Certainty Of Execution
Low rates, high CRA goals, and the improving LIHTC market drove a strong year for our nation's top lenders. Read more
DCA moves to address foreclosed homes and preservation. Read more
After The Storm
TBG Residential rebuilds Tuscaloosa property in record time with help of partners. Read more
Sustainability and self-sufficiency are priorities for the latest development from Miami-based Carlisle Development Group and the Housing Authority of the City of Fort Lauderdale. Read more
Pop Quiz with Nina Janopaul
Nina Janopaul has been president and CEO of Arlington Partnership for Affordable Housing since 2007. Read more
Developer creates workforce housing while paying homage to historic Tampa church. Read more
Mother Nature took its toll on many regions of the United States in 2011. Read more
Ups and Downs Smooth Out
Low-income housing tax credit prices have settled after experiencing some wild swings during the last few years. Read more
Indy Development Scores with Super Bowl
Long after this year’s Super Bowl is played, The Commonwealth Apartments will remain. Read more
NeighborWorks America expects its network to reach 100,000 rental units mark this year. Read more
Converting foreclosed single-family homes into affordable rental properties through the low-income housing tax credit program is an idea that’s getting increasing attention inside the Obama administration. Read more
Two Florida lawmakers are calling for sports stadiums to open their gates to the homeless when not being used for events. Read more
Number of Homeless Female Vets Grows
The number of homeless women veterans has doubled from 1,380 in fiscal 2006 to 3,318 in fiscal 2010, reveals recent government estimates. Read more