April 2018 Table of Contents

AHF deputy editor Donna Kimura shares why HUD's mission statement matters. Read more

The 56-unit development is helping meet housing needs in Marquette, Mich. Read more

Funders for Housing and Opportunity commit $4.9 million to four efforts. Read more

The affordable housing industry veteran takes over the top spot April 2. Read more

Enterprise's Lori Chatman details the newest community development program. Read more

The Louisville, Ky.–based firm has become one of the most active affordable housing developers in the nation. Read more

Though their outlook has improved, the AHF 50 Developers 
remain wary of the road ahead. Read more

LDG Development tops the list after starting construction on 1,763 units last year. Read more

Rise Residential Construction strives to deliver affordable homes in high-opportunity locales. Read more

The firm has notable projects in Syracuse and Buffalo, N.Y. Read more

Self-Help Enterprises serves families and farmworkers in the Central Valley. Read more

A small increase in unit holdings and several large acquisitions 
characterize the AHF 50 Owners’ 2017. Read more

The Michaels Organization again tops the list with the most housing units as of Jan. 1, 2018 Read more

Boston-based owner and developer poised for year of integration. Read more

The California firm is active in both affordable and market-rate housing. Read more

The nonprofit starts next chapter in Chicago. Read more

Jonathan Rose Cos. tops the list with the acquisition of 8,777 units. Read more

Dominium completes rehabs on 1,855 units in 10 developments. Read more

Meet the new president of the National Housing Trust. Read more