Affordable housing

74 percent of hundreds of U.S. counties are unaffordable for average wage workers.

Although 1.2 million units were built last year, that figure was the lowest since 1982, excluding 2008-2018.

The states where the American Dream is within reach, to the states where it has become just another impossible dream.

"She proceeded to ask me if I lived in the 'affordable apartments' of the building for Cambridge residents or if I lived in one of the Harvard owned apartments."

The federal agency raised the "low" annual income threshold 10 percent from last year.

"An agency can't just decide one day that it's not going to follow its own regulations," a plaintiff said.

The Trump administration's upcoming budget could raise minimum rents and impose work requirements for housing assistance beneficiaries, report suggests.

Rent prices have dropped in New York City as a result of booming supply and renters that have "tapped out" for what they are willing to pay for units.

Housing costs are the most common reason people move away from cities, followed by jobs, schools and public safety concerns, according to U.S. mayors.

HUD Secretary Ben Carson announced $2 billion in grants for programs assisting the homeless, but Trump's proposed budget would make deep cuts to the housing department.

This year, what 43 million American renters spent is up by $4.9 billion from 2016.

The California Air Resources Board issued an advisory easing previous recommendations not to build houses within 500 feet of freeways.

You could still be living with a roommate at the age of 65. According to survey data, the number of adult city renters needing roommates has increased across age groups.

West Coast cities report an uptick in homeless deaths as a result of the affordable housing crisis that has forced thousands of people onto the streets.

Jared Kushner's real estate company's shady business practices are robbing New York City of its cheap housing, tenants say.

Millennials' spending habits are to blame for their inability to afford a first home, an Australian property mogul has claimed.

Downtown Vegas has long been known as Sin City's seediest carnival. Not anymore.

A New York City family earned $500,000 per annum and paid just $1,500 per month in rent.

A Museum of the City of New York exhibition examines the issue's long history.

A new lawsuit claims New York's affordable housing program discriminates against blacks and Latinos.

The bill is unlikely to pass in the Assembly, however.

High rents and cuts in benefits have left many vulnerable people with few housing options.

The Upper East Side is the coolest neighborhood in New York, proclaims The Daily Beast. Here's our guide to the area's rising hipster locales.

Market-rate buyers will use one entrance, affordable housing tenants will use the other