Affordable Housing

6 articles

Split image contrasting a lush green park with a new apartment building, symbolizing the conflict between urban development and green spaces.
Community

Urban development impacts green spaces, prioritizes housing needs

Rochester's City Council approved the sale of a half-acre Charlotte Street green space for $150,000 on April 21, 2026.

Derek Molina·May 30, 2026
A diverse community interacting within a modern mixed-use development, highlighting the blend of residential, commercial, and green spaces.
Neighborhoods

Mixed-use developments boost urban areas, but affordability remains a challenge

One community faces a critical void in essential services.

Aaron Blake·May 29, 2026
Glass Doctor Home+Business technician performing window repairs for a low-income family, highlighting the company's commitment to community support and positive local impact.
Business Spotlights

Glass Doctor Home+Business Strengthens Community Impact

Last year, Glass Doctor Home+Business's "Clear Vision for Communities" program provided free window repairs for 30 low-income households and donated over $15,000 to local youth sports leagues.

Marco Alvarez·May 29, 2026
Diverse group of residents discussing housing plans with a Community Land Trust representative in a vibrant urban neighborhood.
Neighborhoods

What are Community Land Trusts and why do they matter for affordable housing?

More than 350,000 affordable rental homes could vanish by 2030, a looming crisis projected by Grounded Solutions that threatens to displace countless families and destabilize urban neighborhoods.

Derek Molina·May 20, 2026
Dilapidated Chicago Housing Authority building with vacant units, residents protesting for safe housing access.
Real Estate

Chicago Housing Authority Fails Residents on Safe Housing Access

Nearly 400 Chicago Housing Authority households are trapped on waitlists to move, with 150 requests labeled as emergencies, while 18% of the agency's units sit vacant and uninhabitable, according to W

Aaron Blake·May 18, 2026
Elderly residents and community members gather at a local service center, highlighting the strain on resources due to an aging population.
Community

Aging Demographics Strain Local Services, Funding Faces 2026 Challenge

In Palm Coast, Florida, a heated debate is underway over whether to prioritize affordable housing for seniors or the local workforce, illustrating a growing national dilemma for communities grappling

Derek Molina·May 14, 2026