Stories tagged Public Housing

Housing in Brief: Florida Rental Assistance Program Overwhelmed, Stops Taking Applications

Sizing Up the Remaining Presidential Housing Plans

Housing Assistance Programs Don’t Help People Live Near Jobs, Study Says

Housing in Brief: Evictions Down Under Right to Counsel Laws in New York and San Francisco

In Vienna, Austria, about 62 percent of residents live in social housing such as this building, the Alt Erlaa, compared to 1 percent of Americans.

Housing in Brief: What is Social Housing?

Housing in Brief: 1,000 People Show Up for 129 Affordable Apartments in Charlotte

A Freeze on Public-Housing Evictions in Richmond, Virginia

Columbus Housing Authority Plans a Year of Big Acquisitions

An Interview With the 22-Year-Old Organizer Who Helped Craft the Green New Deal for Public Housing

Housing in Brief: California Experiencing Slowest Growth Rate Since 1900

New York’s Public Housing Development Dreams at a Crossroads

Ilhan Omar’s Trillion-Dollar Housing Plan Is Another Notch in Housing Organizers’ Belts

Housing in Brief: Rep. Omar’s Trillion-With-A-T Housing Plan

Green New Deal Proposal Would Enshrine a Right to Housing in Law

How to Help Subsidized Housing Residents Earn More Money? (Probably Not Work Requirements.)

Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., greet supporters on the campus of Iowa Western Community College in Council Bluffs, Iowa, Friday, Nov. 8, 2019.

Housing in Brief: Green New Deal For Public Housing Would Create Jobs, Rehab Millions of Units

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