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Affordability is defined along a spectrum of impact that begins with the FHFA definition of affordability up to the point where 100% of the renters in a property are paying no more than 30% of their income for rent.
Research This research paper published by the San Francisco Bay Area Planning and Urban Research Association (SPUR) provides over 40 programs in the United States that encourage the development of mostly rental properties that formally restrict housing to households at 80%…
Read MoreThe University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston published a study that evaluated a collaborative, community-based service model where participants had healthcare coverage through Superior HealthPlan and lived in properties that Porpsera Housing Community Services maintained. Superior HealthPlan is…
Read MoreFreddie Mac released a research publication that aims to inform stakeholders to gain a better understanding of rent affordability and how to address the affordability crisis in particular. To align with their commitment to advancing the knowledge of rental affordability,…
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Best Practices Multifamily Impact Council members Freddie Mac, Wells Fargo, and Bridge Investments Group collaborated to build Walden Lake, an affordable workforce property in Plant City, Fla. Learn about this 352-unit garden-style apartment complex in this piece from Freddie Mac.
Read MoreThe Community Preservation Corporation hosted a webinar focused on financing strategies for preparing New York’s affordable housing to confront climate change.
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