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Master-Planned/Mixed-Use Finalists
NEW ORLEANS— The Domain Cos.' $53 million Crescent Club community on Tulane Avenue in downtown New Orleans raises the bar of mixed-use development to urban economic and cultural viability where once there was none.
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Urban Finalists
SAN FRANCISCO— Mercy Housing California has broken new ground, building the first affordable housing high-rise in the city in about 20 years.
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Pop Quiz: Q&A With Tom Gleason, Executive Director of MassHousing
Tom Gleason has spent his career working in affordable housing lending and community development finance.
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Rural Finalists
MESCALERO, N.M.— The name I-Sah'-din'-dii means “drumbeat” in Apache.
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Expanded Roundtable: HFA Executives Assess Equity Scene
Executive directors from five state housing finance agencies (HFAs) share their insight on the equity market and the key moves they are making to boost affordable housing production.
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Timing the Materials Market
As the price of materials such as lumber and concrete continue to fall, many developers are employing an "as-needed" approach to purchasing at the end of the second quarter.
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Connecting the Dots
Creating urban, affordable, and energyconscious developments is not just a career for Jonathan F.P. Rose, it's a lifelong passion.
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Standing Tall
SAN DIEGO—Three years after plans for a luxury condo project fell through, a landmark affordable housing development has opened on the site.
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Sustaining Residents
Over my nine and a half years at AFFORDABLE HOUSING FINANCE, I've seen green invade the industry, nearly to the point of ubiquity.
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QAPs Get Greener
Every state made a clear effort to include and support green building measures into their low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) programs in 2009.