A new exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York highlights crucial moments in the local tenant movement.

In Washington state, a group of human services organizations rebuilt their collective office space and added housing.

It’s getting tougher for immigrant communities to believe they have rights as renters. Here's how organizers are helping them ...

Enabled by changes in federal law that allow smaller scale investing, community members are becoming co-owners of local real ...

New models are bringing more land into community ownership, keeping affordability and community control strong, and serving ...

Racial bias in home appraisals is still a problem—but there are steps we can take to fight back. Philadelphia's reforms are a ...

The era of cellphone videos has forced white America to finally acknowledge the obvious enough patterns of racial inequity in policing. But in other parts of society we cling, still, to the idea that ...

If you hang out with people who enjoy things like “clean eating,” yearlong getaways, and Marie Kondo coffee table books, there’s a pretty good chance you’ve stepped inside a tiny house. Bear in mind, ...

When it comes to President-elect Donald Trump’s policy stances on HUD, there are a lot of unknowns. Housing advocates aren’t exactly sure what to expect, but they’re looking to the president-elect’s ...

In anticipation of a Republican ascension to the White House, The Heritage Foundation—a right-wing think tank pushing regressive, oppressive, often draconian ideas—released a new “Mandate for ...

It takes some serious chutzpah to assert that the answer to homelessness is obvious, as a piece published earlier this year in The Atlantic does. If only “The Obvious Answer to Homelessness” actually ...