Affordable Housing

In an industry facing unprecedented scrutiny and change, OB Jacobi, President of Windermere, stands as a vocal advocate for transparency and consumer protection. As president of a family-own...

Water has always been a central concern for Esther Altura. Growing up in Israel, she learned early on that conservation is not optional. That lesson stayed with her and now shapes the missio...

“We’re in the business of making housing more affordable, and we recognize that the key lever is increasing housing supply,” says Gillian Pressman, Managing Director of YIM...

As housing affordability challenges persist nationwide, New York’s evolving approach offers valuable insights for real estate professionals across the country. Recent legislative chang...

While housing affordability dominates headlines and rectangular apartment blocks multiply across urban landscapes, one development firm is charting a different course. Cedar Street Partners ...

California’s housing crisis has reached a critical point and one organization is working to shift the tide. What began over 25 years ago as a San Francisco-based initiative, the Housing Ac...

As Chicago considers expanding its Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) program citywide, the question remains: can this housing strategy make a meaningful impact in one of America’s densest ...

As affordable housing challenges grow across American cities, DePaul University’s Institute for Housing Studies (IHS) has developed an effective model where research directly informs r...

Home values in Stamford, Connecticut, have climbed sharply in recent years, reshaping the market for both buyers and sellers. Properties that once sold for under $700,000 are now approaching...

As housing affordability continues to challenge families across California, Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) have emerged as a compelling solution for homeowners seeking to address multi-gene...

With median home prices exceeding $800,000 and many residents spending over half their income on rent, California’s housing crisis requires decisive action. Two significant policy appr...

“We’ve evolved significantly since 2011, when we spun out of First American as primarily a mortgage-focused company. Now, 14 years later, we serve multiple industries,” exp...

“Because we’ve run out of land east and west of us—East of us is the Atlantic Ocean, West of us is the Everglades—for density purposes, we really need to go vertical,” ...

“When the blood is in the street, that’s the time to buy,” recalls Yuval Shram, Founder and CEO of Tay Investments, describing his entry into real estate during the 2008 fi...

“We’re an Applied Research Center, and that means all our work is intended to inform practitioners making decisions about housing policy, investment, and strategies affecting nei...