A Critical Mission: Developing Veterans Housing
Developers are answering the call to build affordable housing for veterans. Read about the latest developments from around the country. Read more
Pop Quiz with David Brown
David Brown, president and CEO of Home Matters, is shining a spotlight on the importance of home for families and communities. Read more
FHFA Directs Fannie, Freddie to Pay Into Housing Trust Fund
At long last, the National Housing Trust Fund (NHTF) is on its way to getting its first dollars. Read more
Developers should stay in contact with their LIHTC partners as they head into a new year filled with several unknowns. Read more
Land Swap a Win-Win
Development team replaces original Charlesview Apartments with a mixed-use community on a new site in Boston’s Allston-Brighton neighborhood. Read more
People On The Move 12.1.14
Read about the change in leadership at the Non-Profit Housing Association of Northern California and other personnel moves Read more
The market is ripe with deals and debt is readily available. But panelists at AHF Live last week cautioned developers to play it smart instead of feeding the frenzy. Read more
AHF Live 2014
Terwilliger Speaks Out on ‘Silent Housing Crisis’
Ron Terwilliger, one of the nation’s most successful real estate developers, calls for a rethinking of federal housing policy at AHF Live. Read more
Latest research from The National Center on Family Homelessness shows almost 2.5 million children experienced homelessness in 2013. Read more
Project-Based VASH: Powering the Push to End Chronic Homelessness Among Veterans
Debbie Burkart of National Equity Fund discusses the role of the HUD-VASH program in ending veteran homelessness. Read more
Julian Castro's Priorities for 2015
The new HUD secretary talks about his policy priorities and speculation that he'll be considered for higher office. Read more
Slemmer to Retire from National Church Residences
After 38 years and more than 300 projects, Thomas Slemmer is retiring from National Church Residences, and Mark Ricketts is moving up to the top post. Read more
The amount used to calculate the LIHTC state ceiling will remain $2.30 multiplied by the state population, with the minimum increasing to $2,680,000. Read more