While much of the discussion about micro units has centered on young professionals, developers and architects behind a new micro-unit community in Chicago’s West Loop are instead targeting low-income renters. More
Renting a modest two-bedroom apartment inches further beyond the grasp of everyday workers across the country. More
As the rise of the single-family market puts pressure on the costs to build, laborers are finding themselves in a pinch. More
Many of the workers who are instrumental in building the nation’s homes are priced out of owning their own, reveals the new Paycheck to Paycheck: Wages and the Cost of Housing in America report. More
A lack of affordable housing is making it difficult for companies to hire and retain entry- and mid-level workers. More
Alfredo Valdovinos and his wife, Irma, work hard harvesting lemons in Santa Paula, Calif. Until recently, the couple and their four children lived in a two-room converted garage that didn’t have a kitchen. Even for a place that small, the rent was costly for the two farmworkers. More
As the single-family housing market began to tank last year, many developers expected construction costs for apartments to drop. More
Owners of low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) properties would have new options for estimating tenant utility costs under a set of proposed regulations being weighed by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). More
Other Sec. 8(a) firms that have been very successful with HUD include the following: More
Boston – Today the Dartmouth Hotel is one of the most beautiful buildings in a city full of grand structures. More