Affordable Housing

Over the next 20 years, more than a quarter (27.4 percent) of the nation’s currently owner-occupied homes are likely to hit the market as their current owners pass away or otherwise vacate their [...]

Anderson Cooper visits a tent city in the Seattle area and hears from some of America’s more than 500,000 homeless people. To read and see more click here.

While a precise dollar answer is difficult to determine, we can identify some key factors which affect us all as taxpayers. To read more click here.

As long as there’s a shortage of transit-rich, walkable neighborhoods, piecemeal solutions to address affordability issues won’t be enough. To read more click here.

Will the plans actually address the crisis? We talk with several housing groups to get their take. To read more click here.

Without stable shelter, everything else falls apart. To read more click here.

As the gap between increasing housing costs and stagnant incomes widens, the end result is that more people become homeless. To read more click here.

Our nation is in the grips of an affordable housing crisis. To read more click here.

Democrats broadly agree that a massive federal intervention is crucial to reverse the crisis policies and fill a national shortfall. To read more click here.

New bills and this week’s Democratic debate address the affordable housing crisis. To read more click here.