Articles Tagged with ''affordable housing''

A dignified affordable-housing complex in Portland, Oregon, targets multiple generations.

In Chicago, a public library combined with affordable housing aims to become a neighborhood center.

On Wednesday, the company announced it is putting $500 million toward addressing the lack of affordable housing in the greater Seattle area.

This compendium of 16 essays, edited by housing specialist Karen Kubey, explores strategies architects are using to address the global housing crisis.

This month's issue examines the lack of affordable housing in the U.S. while looking globally for innovative solutions.

Finding an affordable place to live is becoming an increasingly dire problem for many Americans. This special section explores the range of causes, effects, and solutions in a variety of challenged urban markets.

Rising housing prices are outpacing wage increases nationwide, threatening a living standard that once seemed an inalienable right.

Despite a wide range of initiatives, this diverse city in the booming Bay Area still struggles to preserve its affordability.

The nation's largest city looks to accommodate growth without displacing low- and middle-income residents.

Can gentrification improve urban communities without pushing out longtime residents?