Pop Quiz with Debra Koehler
Meet Debra Koehler, president and founder of Sage Partners, an affordable housing developer in Tampa, Fla. Read more
In nearly every real estate sector, supply and demand rule. Developers pore over research reports that measure, as precisely as possible, a submarket’s demand. And upturns often end because too many developers read those same reports. Read more
Research
A Home That Saves Lives and Money
Housing First development sees significant drop in Medicaid costs Read more
There’s no doubt debt has been readily available this year, especially for affordable housing deals, but what's in store for the coming year? Read more
Capital Markets Outlook: Equity
A Market Under Pressure
Declining yields will test LIHTC investor interest in 2015 Read more
People On The Move 10.9.14
See who has new positions at McCormack Baron Salazar, WNC, LISC, and other affordable housing firms. Read more
The top court will decide whether the disparate impact theory can be used in claims made under the Fair Housing Act. Read more
Johns Hopkins researchers show families paying 30 percent of their income on housing spend more money on child enrichment. Read more
Despite a surge in demand for health-care workers, many in the field cannot afford housing, according to the Paycheck to Paycheck report. Read more
Impact Seven is developing a program to preserve Sec. 515 properties in Wisconsin. Read more
Castro stresses the importance of preserving affordable housing and applauds RAD program. Read more
John Henneberger of the Texas Low Income Housing Information Service and Rick Lowe of Project Row Houses are MacArthur Fellows. Read more
The new tool helps put a dollar value on the social impact of investments in low-income communities. Read more
Only 31 affordable rental units were available for every 100 extremely low-income households in 2012. Read more
