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HUB Models Case Study

Health & Housing, Service Enriched Housing

Sustainable Pathways for Healthcare Investment in Housing: Lessons from HUB Models

First in a series, this SAHF case study highlights HUB models as a promising pathway for healthcare investment in resident services, while reducing the need to navigate complex healthcare systems. This includes two examples from housing providers Mercy Housing and The Community Builders on how they are advancing health and housing partnerships.

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Centering Residents, Financing, Health & Housing, Impact, Policy, Service Enriched Housing

Two New Reports Demonstrate the Impact of Resident Services

New research from Abt Global finds that service-enriched affordable housing properties generate 26% higher Net Operating Income than comparable properties without resident services.

Complementary research from SAHF also shows that resident services are strongly associated with greater housing stability, financial resilience, and improved health outcomes—demonstrating the dual impact of services on both resident well-being and property performance.

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Energy and Resilience, High Performing Homes

Helping Affordable Housing Providers Navigate Building Performance Standards

SAHF is committed to helping affordable housing providers rise to this challenge. Together with our 13 member organizations, we’re building on a decade of leadership in environmental sustainability and working to ensure that SAHF members and the broader affordable housing sector are aware of BPS and that BPS implementation and compliance support affordable housing goals and the residents our members serve.

Centering Residents, Energy and Resilience, Health & Housing, Healthy Homes, Impact, Policy, Service Enriched Housing

SAHF Spotlight Newsletter: November 2024

November 2024 SAHF SPOTLIGHT: Resources and insights for creating the places people call home

Centering Residents

Centering Residents: Measuring Satisfaction, Agency & Voice

SAHF revisits and updates two previously published reports on resident agency and voice, with support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and Successes Measures. This updated guide details specific ways in which housing providers can assess and measure whether residents feel like they have agency in the community where they live.