Cleveland’s A Home for Every Neighbor effort has helped 200 people leave the streets since 2024. Is it sustainable?

Next City today announces the class of 41 Vanguards who will convene in Chicago from September 22 through 25. This is Next ...

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Op-ed: New Orleans is sinking, but Black people have always known how to live in the places we were never meant to survive.

Rulings in cases built around environmental concerns and other issues have altered the trajectory of the developments.

Residents asked for a grocery store. A community-controlled real estate trust bought a building, partnered with a local ...

Op-ed: The new ROAD to Housing Act could take years to roll out federally, but here's where states can start making immediate ...

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On Manhattan’s Lower East Side, a landmark local financial cooperative celebrates 40 years of communities investing in ...

Op-ed: When people stop voting, we call it apathy. But civic strategist Niketa Brar has another term for it: civic trauma. Healing this, she argues, will take more than a different Democratic Party.

A Black-led nonprofit community development corporation in East Oakland has acquired a long-vacant lot for just $10, with plans to build affordable housing there, The Oaklandside reports.