The venerable affordable housing developer, No. 5 on this year's AHF 50 top developers list, is pursuing an amibitious growth plan with the confidence born of a regional legacy. Read more
Though their total number of units and projects declined last year, the industry's top developers project starting construction on more than 20,000 units in 2014. Read more
Affordable housing's top owners look ahead to preservation strategies and potentially fewer funding options. Read more
AHF recently caught up with Chris Estes, president and CEO of the National Housing Conference (NHC), to discuss the road ahead for the NHC and housing advocacy. Read more
The debate over how to reform our nation’s housing finance market will take place this spring in Congress. For those of you who want to get serious about promoting affordable housing and ensuring that we don’t see another discussion draft created without external input, now is the time to call both of your senators. Read more
Transit-oriented project is the first in the U.S. to earn LEED Platinum for Neighborhood Development. Read more
Funding cuts to HOME and CDBG are proposed while increases are sought for Choice Neighborhoods and homeless assistance grants. Read more
Industry reacts to Rep. Camp's much-anticipated tax reform draft, which preserves the LIHTC but introduces major changes. Read more
PHFA announces $18.7 million in funding for affordable multifamily developments in Pennsylvania Read more
Read who has new posts at Boston Financial, CREA, Nixon Peabody, Lancaster Pollard, Bellwether Enterprise, Greystone, and other firms. Read more
Report shows effects of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, including HUD-administered funding. Read more
The National Housing Trust will use its $1 million grant to create an innovation fund to generate revenue for its policy work. Read more
The new mayor is making leadership changes at several NYC housing agencies. Read more