The average minimum-wage worker in the United States must work 116 hours per week—nearly three full-time jobs—to afford a ...

This year’s finalists in the family category showcase the different ways developers are meeting critical housing needs for ...

Veterans, farmworkers, seniors who once lived on the streets, individuals who are blind, hospitality workers priced out of ...

This year’s four preservation finalists comprise 740 units will remain affordable for residents for years to come. They ...

The permanent supportive housing category caters to some of the nation’s most vulnerable individuals and households. This ...

This year’s three finalists in the mixed-use category are more than the housing they provide. They include a library, retail ...

The Community Builders (TCB) has made a critical reinvestment in affordable housing it has owned for over three decades in ...

Public-private partnerships are transforming public housing communities around the nation and in the Virgin Islands. This ...

The seniors category features four impactful finalists from California to Massachusetts that provide service-enriched housing ...

This year’s four finalists in the historic rehab category feature the adaptive-reuse of a school, a former motion picture film vault, a factory, and a mill—Beverly Village for Living & the Arts in ...

Garden Towers is addressing the growing need for accessible and affordable seniors housing in New York City. Foxy Management, ...

A tragedy was turned into a game-changing opportunity with Stone Mill Lofts—an 86-unit, mixed-income apartment community ...