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What Really Makes Us Sick
The cyclospora parasite sounds bad, but it's better for your health than being housing cost-burdened.
The cyclospora parasite sounds bad, but it's better for your health than being housing cost-burdened.
Build America, Buy America has the right goal. For affordable housing, it raises costs deals can’t absorb and stalls the homes America needs. Here’s the fix.
Why resident outcomes, operational efficiency, and long-term investment performance are increasingly aligned
New research is helping to quantify and communicate how investments in affordability and sustainability create financial value for investors.
Pensions, foundations, and family offices are quietly moving capital into affordable multifamily housing because the numbers work. Here's how MIC scales it.
Non-subsidized affordable housing preservation works. What stops it from working more is a lack of equity capital. Non-profit organizations can help put that capital to work.
What the Historic $10 Billion New Markets Tax Credit Allocation Means for America’s Most Vulnerable Communities
A personal reflection on a mother's journey from a postwar refugee camp to stability in America, and the lasting lesson it holds about safe, stable housing.
New research finds the public, developers, and advocates don't share a common definition of affordable housing. That disconnect shapes what gets built.
The Chicago Metropolitan Housing Development Corporation has been preserving non-subsidized affordable housing for 30 years without relying on public subsidies. Here is how we do it.
How State and Local Governments are taking practical steps to build and finance more affordable rental housing.
JPMorganChase's new policy brief lays out three practical building blocks — zoning reform, modern codes, and faster permitting — to boost affordable supply.
Why managing insurance risk is now core to affordable housing performance, and what we can do about it.
