As the low-income housing tax credit program matures, thousands of properties are becoming eligible to opt out of the program and no longer be affordable to low-income residents. Read more
Fentress & Barnes, a Columbus, Ohio-based accounting firm focused on the affordable housing industry, has joined Clark Schaefer Hackett, one of the state’s top professional services firms and a Top 60 accounting firm in the nation. Read more
A trendy Miami restaurant is buying produce from a 22-acre organic farm that is part of a new affordable housing development and staffed by formerly homeless residents. Read more
Jack Hatch balances two big roles: affordable housing developer and Iowa state senator. Read more
Is the nation prepared to house and serve the surging aging population? AHF examines how developers are meeting the current need and preparing for the future. Read more
The pursuit of balance in the low-income housing tax credit market will likely lead to a price drop for developers in many regions in the next several months. Read more
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are racing against the clock—and each other—to preserve affordable housing. Read more
As we head into fall, the editors of AFFORDABLE HOUSING FINANCE will be putting the finishing touches on this year's AHF Live. Read more
To meet its long-term goal of helping to revitalize the Nauck neighborhood in Arlington, Va., and contribute to the city's revitalization plan, the Macedonian Baptist Church turns to AHC. Read more
By delivering 107 new affordable apartments and a much-needed grocer, La Terraza is playing a big role in revitalizing its Bronx neighborhood. Read more
Affordable housing developers in New York City face a controversial new law that calls for the extensive reporting of wages and other data for projects receiving city funding. Read more
HUD implements signature legislative initiative, the Rental Assistance Demonstration program. Read more