Affordable Housing
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HUD Expedites Evictions, Sparks Lawsuit Over Tenant Protections
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is implementing policies allowing faster evictions and proposing work requirements for federally supported housing residents, prompting a lawsuit.
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U.S. Cities Grapple with Affordable Housing Crisis Amidst New Developments
Major U.S. cities like New York, Dallas, and Charlotte are confronting persistent affordable housing challenges, despite new construction and policy initiatives. A new study highlights exclusion of low-income renters in North Texas, while New York’s new mayor navigates a landscape…
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2025 Housing Development Surge: New Units, Diverse Designs, and Expanding Access
Across the U.S., 2025 saw a surge in housing developments—from innovative apartment complexes in New Ulm and affordable homes in Columbus and Detroit, to expanded options for first-time buyers in Iowa. These projects reflect a growing commitment to diverse, accessible…
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Muriel Bowser Steps Down: DC Mayor Ends Decade of Leadership, Sets Stage for New Era
After ten transformative years, DC Mayor Muriel Bowser will not seek a fourth term, paving the way for new leadership and reflecting on her legacy in affordable housing, education, and city autonomy.
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Wilmington Municipal Election 2025: Candidates, Issues, and Voter Guide
Explore the key candidates and issues shaping Wilmington’s 2025 municipal elections, with insight into affordable housing, public safety, and infrastructure.
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Affordable Housing: Balancing Costs, Regulations, and Accessibility
The debate over affordable housing intensifies as local regulations, large-scale projects, and state policies impact costs and accessibility for communities across the U.S.