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KHC and Brighton Center Break Ground on Permanent Supportive Housing Development in Newport
Kentucky Housing Corporation (KHC) joined Brighton Center, Brighton Properties, and community partners yesterday to break ground on June Gardens, a 12-unit permanent supportive housing development in Newport, Kentucky.
DCA Announces Newly Promoted Classic and Affiliate Main Street Communities for 2026
The Georgia Department of Community Affairs (DCA), through its Office of Downtown Development, today announced updated program designations for communities within the Georgia Main Street Network for the 2026 program year.
Senior Residents Living at Beacon House in Boston Will See Property Improvements and the Longterm Extension of Affordability With $26.4 Million in MassHousing Financing
MassHousing has closed on $26.4 million in financing to Rogerson Communities for property improvements and the refinancing of the 135-unit Beacon House in Boston’s Beacon Hill neighborhood that will extend affordability for the senior residents living there.
DCHFA Launches Its HomeAdvantage DC Program to Assist District Residents Achieve the Dream of Homeownership
The District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency (DCHFA) launched its new mortgage revenue bond (MRB) program, HomeAdvantage DC, for low-to-moderate-income individuals and families looking to purchase a home in the District of Columbia.
Illinois Unveils Funding for Vacant and Abandoned Residential Properties
The Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA) is now accepting applications from units of local government for grant funding dedicated to supporting local affordable housing needs and community revitalization efforts across Illinois.
Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Invests $200 Million in Affordable Rental Housing in Third Quarter of Fiscal Year 2026
Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Secretary Jake Day today announced the agency invested nearly $200 million for affordable rental housing development during the third quarter of State Fiscal Year 2026.
NCSHA Washington Report | May 8, 2026
It’s more difficult than usual to gauge levels of economic stress among lower-income homeowners and assess what they may signal for the broader housing market. Data from the fourth quarter...
NC Housing Finance Agency’s Urgent Repair Program Celebrates 20,000 Homes Served Statewide
More than 20,000 low-income homeowners in North Carolina have received emergency home repairs thanks to the Urgent Repair Program (URP) administered by the NC Housing Finance Agency.
Georgia Main Street Network Surpasses $1.01 Billion in 2025 Community Impact
The Georgia Main Street Program, housed within the Georgia Department of Community Affairs, today announced that 101 designated communities statewide reported more than $1.01 billion in public and private reinvestment.
Governor Moore Approves Affordable Housing Plan to Guide More Than $300 Million in Investments
Governor Wes Moore today approved the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development’s 2026 Qualified Allocation Plan, which allocates State funding and federal tax credits to fund affordable housing projects.
Georgia Adds Two New Resources to the National Register of Historic Places
Georgia recently added two new listings to the National Register of Historic Places, continuing to highlight the diversity and breadth of Georgia’s historic heritage.
Illinois Housing Development Authority Seeks Public Input to Help Guide Future of Housing
The Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA) is asking local community members, residents, and leaders to participate in the development of the 2027 Illinois Housing Blueprint (Blueprint) through two opportunities: (1) take the resident survey and/or (2) attend a Community Listening Session.
