Explore how 3D printing, zoning reform, and innovation from builders is changing housing affordability and supply.

First Congregational Church sold its building and is using half of the money to help with homelessness, housing and hunger.

A nonprofit Minneapolis developer has halted nearly all work while it scrambles to raise cash after cyber attackers stole its ...

Demolition of a three-story, 1940s-era walk-up left abandoned for decades at the gateway to Waikiki is underway, city ...

Americans are realizing that the country’s two-tiered system of market-rate housing and government-operated, low-income ...

Less new housing began construction in Boston in 2023 and 2024 than in any year since 2011, a testament to the changing ...

A former retirement home in Altoona that was later converted into affordable housing in 2019 was discussed Wednesday as a good example of how to create affordable housing in the region. Residents at ...

Building housing in any area requires a wide spectrum of housing, from transitional to affordable to market-rate and above.

Concerted action to increase the supply of affordable housing can drive economic growth, investment, jobs, and worker ...

A working group on affordable housing met last week to explore possible solutions to ever-spiraling costs for Arlington's low ...

Private-sector-built affordable housing depends on dangling tax credits for private investors, and rent restrictions can expire.

As companies face pressure to increase productivity, many are calling workers back to the office—even though there is limited ...