11/19/2018
The NHP Foundation brings together leaders across housing and health industries to discuss ways healthcare providers can join the effort to house more Americans in need.
11/13/2018
The Community Builders' Hillcrest Residences, a certified passive house wins 2018 AHF Readers' Choice Award for energy efficiency standards and green building principles that create an environment where residents can thrive
11/12/2018
POAH's Woodlawn Station receives 2018 AHF Readers' Choice Award for its central role in implementing a community-led revitalization plan in Chicago's Woodlawn neighborhood
11/12/2018
Mercy Housing' wins 2018 AHF Readers' Choice Award for transit-oriented development project that brings 108 affordable homes to families in Seattle
11/12/2018
This week, three SAHF members were recognized for their efforts to bring quality, affordable rental homes to people across the country. All three properties serve as strong examples of how homes provided by high-capacity, mission-driven housing providers can make a different for individuals, communities, and our country.
10/22/2018
As a mission-driven nonprofit affordable housing provider, CommonBond offers housing stability services to residents facing eviction. Their new study shows that every $1 they invest yields a $4 social return.
9/4/2018
SAHF participated in the National Housing Conference's Opportunity Zones Task Force, which offered comments on how Treasury could offer guidance and exercise its statutory authority when implementing the Opportunity Zones program in order to prevent abuse and ensure the incentive benefits low-income people.
8/22/2018
SAHF Board Members Jane Graf of Mercy Housing and Michelle Norris of National Church Residences participate in new podcasts focused on trends and challenges in the affordable housing industry.
8/6/2018
A new white paper released by BRIDGE Housing updates and expands upon an innovative model for strengthening high-poverty, challenged communities as part of housing transformation efforts.
7/11/2018
The National Housing Trust, in partnership with Enterprise Community Partners and People's Action, is launching a special effort to elevate housing issues at the federal, state and local level using a grassroots campaign strategy called: "Where Will We Live."