Covid-19

Small Rental Property Owners Feel the Pressures of the Pandemic

Most have not applied for emergency programs, according to a new Terner Center report.

Sky-High Lumber Prices Exacerbate Affordable Housing Crisis

Essential Workers Face a Shortage of Attainable Homes

Seniors in Affordable Housing Start to Receive COVID-19 Vaccines

Eviction Moratorium Extended Through End of March

Study Reveals the Pivotal Role of Service Coordinators During the Pandemic

Delaware Program Assists Renters Hit by COVID-19

COVID-19 Pandemic Spurs Changes in Real Estate Industry

Affordable Housing Owners See Higher Operating Costs Due to COVID-19

Feds Move to Stop Evictions Through Year’s End

HUD Allows New Uses for COVID-19 Relief Funds

Hispanic and Black Renters See Large Increases in Housing Insecurity

Nation Faces Severe Housing Crisis as Evictions Rise

HUD Makes COVID-19 Relief Funds Available

5 Ways COVID-19 Will Change Affordable Housing Design

NAHB Asks Congress to Address Lack of Affordable Housing

Wave of Evictions Feared as Moratoriums End

Grand Openings and Groundbreakings Go Virtual

Fannie, Freddie Announce Updated Protections for Multifamily Owners, Renters

Nonprofits Pivot to Raise Funds

Housing 2.0 Needs a New OS That Provides Health, Security, and Resiliency

Woda Cooper Cos. Brings Affordable Housing to Tennessee’s Sevier County

Project Parachute Aims to Help Vulnerable New Yorkers Keep Their Homes

Bill Seeks to Provide $100 Billion in Emergency Rental Assistance

What Role Can Affordable Housing Play in the Economic Comeback?

Federal Help for Mortgage Servicers Can and Must Also Reach Renters and Owners

Estimating COVID-19’s Near-Term Impact on Renters

Wallick Communities Gives Front-Line Staff Hero Bonus, Extends Sick Leave

COVID-19 Pandemic Raises Eviction Concerns

New York Developers Create Initiative to Feed Front-Line Workers, Aid Restaurants