Edina Neighbors for Affordable Housing

The Affordable Housing Trust Fund, established in 2003 to provide ‘gap funding’ for development, is on its third straight year of decline.

Long stigmatized and banned by many towns and cities, factory-built housing is being reconsidered in some places because of soaring home prices.

An alternative way of calculating the homeownership rate tells us how many individuals own their homes—something the most commonly used metric fails to track.

A major housing bill will go into effect at midnight on Saturday, July 11, without Donald Trump’s signature, after the president said he would refuse to sign the legislation because Congress has not approved new restrictions on voting nationwide.

The president posted on social media that the signing was off until the Senate passes his bill on elections.

21st Century Road to Housing Act, which aims to boost supply and stop investors buying up homes, heads to House.

New Minneapolis Fed data dashboard highlights housing challenges and opportunities in Minnesota’s capital city

Should every new house require a new permit for its design? Claremore, Oklahoma, does not think so.

Millions of Americans are holding onto empty homes, fearing the tax hit a sale would bring.

The Bryant School has sat vacant since 2009. KCPS wants to convert it into workforce housing — if they get a proposal that neighbors and teachers can support.

The bill would set new restrictions on investors who own 350 or more single-family rental homes, requiring them to sell newly built units to individual owners after seven years.

Advocates and some local officials say eviction moratoriums and government rental assistance are essential amid ICE activity.

State officials are attempting to address voters’ worries about the rising cost of living, including housing and everyday items such as groceries, utilities and child care.

President Donald Trump wants to keep home prices high, bypassing calls to ramp up construction so people can afford what has been a ticket to the middle class.

In a struggling area of Lincoln, a program pays for repairs and energy efficiency upgrades in rental buildings. In return, landlords must keep rents affordable.