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It has been difficult to assess just how the affordable housing industry has been impacted by the dizzying rush of tariffs over the past year.

As 2025 comes to a close, states have taken various approaches to maximize new bond volume made possible by the 25 percent test.

The 200-unit development is the first to provide subsidized affordable housing to residents of Lahaina since 2023’s deadly widlfire.

Michelle Molina discussed work requirements, time limits and increased immigration enforcement at NH&RA’s recent Fall Developers Forum.

As impact-oriented capital plays an increasingly large role in affordable construction, developers can take specific action to make their properties most attractive to impact-driven investors.

A new development in West Louisville seeks to uplift a neighborhood and inch closer toward an expansive, citywide vision of affordable housing.

Though promising, rent-to-own programs have failed to take hold in America. Simple solutions could help.

Tax Credit Advisor profiles three projects recently honored for LIHTC excellence by the Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition.

On September 6, Albina One opened in Portland, Oregon, marking a new chapter for a once-vibrant neighborhood later ravaged by displacement and disinvestment.

At NH&RA’s Fall Developers Forum, Eric Keifer expressed optimism that federal agencies would remain vital and viable partners.

Revolving Loan Funds have emerged recently as an inexpensive source of construction financing, providing a potential method for kickstarting stalled projects.

Recently, HUD announced that the Emergency Housing Voucher program would end nearly four years sooner than expected, leaving many housing officials with unexpected funding gaps.