Good News About Housing

People, governments, and organizations are addressing housing insecurity, homelessness, and affordable housing

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Years ago, Finland made an argument for ending homelessness based on three core principles. It’s had a lasting impact decades later.

The “A Home for Every Neighbor” initiative reached a major milestone several months early.

The Oak Lawn Place apartment complex opened last September.

After Doug Ruch was given 12-18 months to live, he decided to do something meaningful with them.

The football star issued a correction about a viral story suggesting he donated a $3.3 million mansion to homeless foster youth.

The pair decided they didn’t want to spend their money on renting an apartment and instead built the home of their dreams.

The acquisition is part of a larger “anti-displacement” plan to undo widespread gentrification.

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The Minnesota-based couple said they were inspired by similar motel transformations that occurred during the pandemic.

The free clinic is part of Bath Cats and Dogs Home’s Together Project, which keeps pets with their owners even after they’ve become homeless.

The Texas church is building affordable apartments to meet housing needs: “Such a tragedy to see how quickly East Austin has changed.”