Between 2011 and 2022, the number of nonprofits with shared-equity programs and CLTs increased by 30 percent. Here's a look at the diversity of their programs and portfolios, and who's benefiting from ...

Wages have long been out of step with housing costs. Santa Fe hopes to change that by tying minimum wage increases to HUD’s Fair Market Rent estimates. What happens when you connect wages to local ...

Across 21 states, voters will consider proposals to fund affordable housing, ease property taxes, strengthen tenants rights, and more.

Tenants organized against a private-equity-backed landlord. In Evanston, the city provided financial support, while ...

A recently proposed HUD rule would allow all public housing authorities to institute work requirements and time limits, rather than just those in the Moving to Work program. But do they want to? About ...

Across the U.S., homelessness has been steadily rising. Federal attacks on Housing First, inadequate funding, and increased criminalization are only making things worse. In this Under the Lens series, ...

As World Cup matches begin, advocates warn that Atlanta is on track to repeat the arrests, displacement, and criminalization of homeless residents that drew criticism during the city's 1996 Olympics.

Public housing authorities are using tech to enforce smoke bans and noise rules—but a lawsuit claims it is tracking tenants' ...

While chaos reigns at the federal level, it’s up to states and local governments to creatively hold the line, fill the gaps, and figure out new ways forward. Drawing on examples from around the ...

The most recent annual count of unhoused people across the country dropped for the first time since 2016. But the reasons it dropped, and the groups affected, complicate the victory. We do not know ...