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R Street Apartments:
Located in one of D.C’s trendiest neighborhoods and a short walk from transit, R Street Apartments could have easily been converted to high price rentals or condos. Instead, residents banded together and saved their homes.
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The Latest News and Resources
31 August 2010
Upcoming Event: Partners in Innovation: Preserving Affordable Rental Housing Near Transit
Join our partner, the National Housing Conference, and others in Denver, CO this September 27-28 for two great events exploring the intersection of housing and transportation. Register online now through September 15 for Partners in Innovation: Including Affordable and Workforce Housing within Transit-Oriented Development, a national symposium taking place September 27, and Partners in Innovation: Preserving Affordable Rental Housing Near Transit, a policy forum taking place September 28.
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28 July 2010
Affordable Housing Preservation Bill Approved by House Financial Services Committee
On July 27, 2010, the House Financial Services Committee approved H.R. 4868, the Housing Preservation and Tenant Protection Act. This is a very significant victory and a big step forward for affordable housing preservation reform.
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22 July 2010
State Energy Program and Affordable Multifamily Housing
A new fact sheet by the National Housing Trust and Enterprise summarizes how states are using ARRA State Energy Program funds to retrofit affordable multifamily housing.
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26 May 2010
National Housing Trust and Enterprise Partner to Provide New Green Preservation Loan Product
A new lending program from Enterprise and the National Housing Trust Community Development Fund provides nonprofit owners and developers capital to jump-start green retrofits of older affordable rental communities.
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Our Affiliates
The National Housing Trust preserves affordable homes and strengthens communities through three affiliated organizations: The National Housing Trust/Enterprise Preservation Corporation, The National Housing Trust Community Development Fund, and The Institute for Community Economics.
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