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A $225 million fund backed by local business leaders in the Charlotte, North Carolina metro area is working to expand access to affordable housing by acquiring and rehabilitating existing properties.
Aug 25
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Father Joe's Villages in San Diego runs a weekly creative writing workshop for people experiencing homelessness, offering participants a space to write poetry, short stories,…
Aug 25
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Las Vegas and Clark County, Nevada are experiencing a significant rise in homelessness, with nearly 8,900 people now living in encampments, shelters, or temporary housing, a 12%…
Aug 24
Read originalPortland, Oregon has been working to establish social housing as a permanent policy solution to the affordable housing crisis, but progress has been uneven.
Aug 21
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Inside Cicero Institute’s First Homeless Policy Summit: A Meeting to Undermine Affordable Housing
Aug 21
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The Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH) has announced the two winners of its new High Tech, High Touch Technology Innovation Awards, selected from more than 40 applicants…
Aug 20
Read originalA childcare center in New Haven, Connecticut has begun offering rent-free housing to its early childhood educators as a strategy to address the chronic challenge of low wages in…
Aug 20
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New data from the roommate-finding platform SpareRoom shows that shared housing costs have reached record highs in 2025, with average room rents hitting $1,354 per month in Los…
Aug 20
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Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS), in partnership with the Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH), has announced the graduation of seven project teams from the 2026…
Aug 20
Read originalThe Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLB) system was established in 1932 with a clear mission: to support mortgage lending and make housing more affordable for Americans.
Aug 19
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The Trump administration announced two new federal initiatives aimed at reshaping how the United States addresses homelessness.
Aug 19
Read originalNaturally occurring retirement communities, known as NORCs, emerge when residents stay in the same neighborhood or housing complex for decades, gradually aging together without…
Aug 18
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