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Property Insurance Is Getting Less Expensive. Affordable Housing Providers Still Have Few Options.
They Take Healthcare to the Streets. In Phoenix, That's Getting Harder
Homelessness Experts Want Housing Without Strings Attached
Homelessness in an Age of Criminalization
Public Housing Tenants Sue Over Use of Invasive Monitoring Devices
How City-Funded Organizing Helped Evanston Tenants Take on Private-Equity Landlord
Enterprise Is Selling Its Stake in the Lender It Said It Couldn’t Control
How Will the New Housing Bill Impact Federal Disaster Response?
What’s at Risk Under the CRA Proposal and How Communities Can Respond
Will the ROAD to Housing Act Deliver on Its Promise?
Building Homes and Communities for When We Age, a Shelterforce Webinar
Control Isn’t Care: Why Recovery and Housing Systems Fail Without Autonomy
New Models Emerge to Facilitate Community Land Ownership
From Emergency Response to Building Power: The Story of LA’s Rent Brigade
What Cleveland’s Fight Reveals About Challenging Extractive Ownership
Pets Are Family—Shelters Should Not Ask People to Leave Them Behind
How Aging and Homeless Services Can Meet in the Middle
To Speed Up Rural Housing Delivery, Stop Making Partnerships About You
Can Social Housing Deliver? Los Angeles and Seattle Pursue Two Distinct Paths
Will New York’s Source of Income Protections Survive Legal Challenges?
Can Atlanta Make Tax-Increment Financing Work in an Equitable Way?
Housing Bill Could Boost Community Land Trusts, But Implementation Is Critical
The Clock Is Ticking on Affordable Housing
Federal Rule Change Denies Immigrant Businesses Access to Guaranteed Loans
HUD Funding Notice Upends Housing Counseling Assistance
What Happens When a Community Is Designed to Bring Generations Together?
Can a Private Sector Fund Preserve Affordable Housing in Charlotte?
To Keep Childcare Affordable, This Center Offers Care Workers Free Housing
Portland’s Struggle to Advance Social Housing Gets a Temporary Boost
Can Tenant Organizing Build Political Power? The DSA Experience
Banks for the People: Why Federal Home Loan Banks Need a Reset
When a Community Grows Old Together
Courts to City Housing Departments: Pay for Accessibility Up Front—Or Pay More Later
What Does A Good Housing Impact Investment Look Like? A Shelterforce webinar
Older Adults Are Fighting for Housing Justice—And They Refuse to Be Pushed Aside
For Older Black Homeowners, a Lifetime of Housing Discrimination Adds Up
World’s Largest Worker Cooperative Network Seeks New Allies
The Accessibility Rules Were There. The Enforcement Wasn’t.
The Wobbly Infrastructure Behind Aging in Rural Communities
Everyone's Talking About Private Equity in Housing: Here's What You Need to Know
For Older Renters, the Housing Crisis Comes with Higher Stakes
When Home Equity Isn’t Enough: The Challenge Facing House-Rich, Income-Poor Older Adults
See No Evil: Oregon Retreats on Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing Initiative
Everyone Supports Aging in Place. But Can We Actually Deliver It?
Housing for an Older America: From ‘Aging in Place’ to ‘Aging in Community’
The Population Is Getting Older. Our Housing System Isn’t Ready.
Proposed Federal Rule Would Undercut Fannie and Freddie’s Duty to Serve Underserved Markets
Should Everyone Have a Decent Home? Obscure HUD Document Suggests No
Laboratories of Democracy: Emerging State and Local Policy Visions, a Shelterforce Webinar
How HUD Is Seeking to Make Fighting Housing Discrimination Even Harder
HUD’s Work Requirement and Time Limit Proposals Put Rental Assistance at Risk
Federal Grant Rule Change Threatens Community Access to Public Funds
Linking Immigrant, Worker, and Tenant Struggles to Build Community Power
Are NYC’s Rent-Stabilized Buildings Really in Crisis?
Affordable Housing Financing Is Overpriced, But It Doesn’t Have to Be
Congress Passes Broad Housing Package After Years of Gridlock
Poem: Exodus
How State Coalitions Are Advancing Community Ownership of Housing
HUD’s FY 2027 Spending Bill Funds Vouchers—But Would Make Them Harder to Get
Unsupported Housing: When Stability Isn’t Enough
Airbnb’s Lobbying Campaign Meets Resistance Across World Cup Host Cities
Will the World Cup Fuel Arrests of Homeless People in Atlanta?
A Historic Black Memphis Neighborhood Turns to a CLT to Avoid Displacement
Could Massachusetts Get Rent Control Back After a 32-Year Ban?
Unlikely Partners: How Neighborhood Housing Services of Chicago Came to Be
Advocates in the South Get Organized to Advance Tenants Rights
In Eugene, Housing Advocates Call for a Tenant Right to Purchase Act
What Does a Solidarity Economy Approach to Housing Look Like?
In the Shadow of Grants Pass, Some Communities Reject Homeless Crackdowns
What NYCHA's Heat Pump Strategy Says About the Future of Green Affordable Housing
Supply Reforms Put Housing on the Agenda, Even in Red States
How a Landlord Tried to Silence Tenants and Stop a Shelterforce Story
Houston Artists and Homeless Residents Collaborate to Create Public Art
State and Cities Advance Affordability by Lowering Utility Costs
From Protest to Power: Housing, Capital, and Rev. Jackson’s Unfinished Agenda
In Brazil, Organized Favelas Turn to CLTs to Protect Their Land
Stalled in State Houses, Tenant Unions Organize Against Landlords Directly
The White House Rural Housing Budget: The Good, the Bad, and the Bigger Picture
When the Feds Step Back on Fair Housing, Can States Step Up?
How CLTs are Powering Co-op Growth in Canada: Lessons for the U.S.?
Making Homeownership Affordable: Bringing Fannie and Freddie Back to Mission
Supporting Milwaukee’s Youth Through Housing and Opportunity
Avoiding Evictions: How State and Local Policy Can Keep Tenants in Their Homes
States Can Put the Brakes on Landlord Collusion and Junk Fees
Breaking Point: Why the Affordable Housing Business Model Is Unraveling
How States Can Build Housing Together: A Proposal to Create Joint Authorities
Making Money for Housing Go Further
Will Tucson Take Back Its Power—Literally?
Are Dedicated ‘Sin Taxes’ a Useful Path for Affordable Housing Funding?
How We Rewrote a Tax Incentive to Encourage More Affordable Housing
NYC’s New Housing Approval Process Faces First Tests
The Federal Housing Bill: ‘A Bunch of Tweaks, But Good Ones’
Property Taxes Aren’t the Cause of Our Housing Crisis, They’re a Solution to It
Free Land, Retail Rents, and Other Ways Cities Are Cutting Reliance on Federal Housing Funds
We’re Making Housing Harder to Preserve Than It Should Be
Acting Locally: States, Counties, and Cities on the Front Lines
They Lost Their Homes, But Built a Movement
Cohousing Promises Lower Costs. Why Hasn’t It Worked in the US?
Tax Increment Financing Harms Cities—Let’s Rein It In
Safe and Sheltered: How Tenant Organizers Protect Their Neighbors in Minneapolis