Low-Income Housing

The Senate Banking Committee approved the Johnson-Crapo bill, but it looks unlikely that Congress will pass the legislation this year. More

While much of the discussion about micro units has centered on young professionals, developers and architects behind a new micro-unit community in Chicago’s West Loop are instead targeting low-income renters. More

FTI Consulting manager Glenn Brill gives his take on what's to come for New York City's housing stock. The working class, which is composed mostly of Millennial workers, is poised to dictate which changes will be successful and which will fall flat. More

Low-income, student housing, and military holdings are helping some companies make their mark on this year’s owners list. More

The hourly wage a full-time worker must earn to afford a decent two-bedroom apartment, has increased to $18.92 this year, up 53 percent from 2000, according to a recent report. Here are the 10 nastiest cities for workforce renters.That national average of $18.92 is 52 percent higher than it was in 2000, officials say. More

Johnson-Crapo housing finance reform proposal funds National Housing Trust Fund, eliminates GSEs. More

Funding cuts to HOME and CDBG are proposed while increases are sought for Choice Neighborhoods and homeless assistance grants. More