Housing

The revival of an office within the Department of Justice that is focused on equitable legal representation has tenants’ rights advocates calling on the federal government to do more to strengthen the right to counsel movement.

Can the community land trust model provide the kind of longevity and professional oversight that limited-equity cooperatives often lack?

Could the networks that support resident-owned mobile home park communities shift their focus to support residents of multifamily buildings?

CLT works in one of the oldest and largest historically Black neighborhoods in Durham.

The one constant in all community ownership strategies should be a centering of a particular community’s needs and goals.

After Amazon’s plan for a worker campus in Queens fizzled, activists fought to launch a community land trust for various uses.

Minneapolis tenants won the right to buy their neglected buildings from a slumlord. They now have about two years to transition to owners.

The CDC issued a new eviction moratorium through Oct. 3. Will it be enough time for states to distribute unpaid rental assistance? And how did the 2020 eviction predictions pan out?

This community land trust focuses its efforts on helping people of color purchase homes across five counties.

When a CLT grows, the “community” it represents can sometimes be more difficult to define. But to some extent it always was.

“This is no longer my neighborhood.” Too often, communities of color that experience new investments report that the changes are a detriment to their lives, and a benefit to newcomers, […]

Over 2,400 rental apartments, 600 shared-equity homes, cooperatives, and a couple of hotels for the unhoused—How the largest community land trust in the U.S. scaled up.