Partnerships

There is no easy solution to the housing affordability challenge, and neither the public nor the private sector can solve it alone — they must join hands. Partnerships can involve many different players — including land trusts, housing authorities, and even employers — to win community support; assemble land, infrastructure, and financing streams; and provide ongoing social support services that create benefits and long-term successes for everyone involved.

• Public-private partnerships, including with nonprofits
  • Overview: Public-Private Partnerships
  • Case Study: The Housing Partnership
  • Case Study: Eden Housing
  • Case Study: Wildflower Terrace at Mueller — Austin, Texas
  • Case Study: Old Town Commons — Alexandria, Va.
  • Case Study: Arcade Apartments — St. Louis, Mo.
  • Case Study: Oxford Mills — Philadelphia, Pa.
  • Case Study: City View @ Van Ness — Fresno, Calif.
  • Case Study: Residences at Career Gateway — Columbus, Ohio
• Involve land assembly and land banks
  • Overview: Involve Land Assembly and Land Banks
  • Case Study: Michigan
  • Case Study: Lofts at Reynoldstown Crossing — Atlanta, Ga.
• Work with community land trusts
  • Overview: Work with Community Land Trusts
  • Case Study: Orange County, N.C.
  • Case Study: Lofts at Reynoldstown Crossing — Atlanta, Ga.
• Explore employer-assisted housing opportunities
  • Overview: Explore Employer-Assisted Housing Opportunities
  • Case Study: Santa Barbara County, Calif.
• Provide homeownership education and support programs
  • Overview: Provide Homeownership Education and Support Programs