Press Releases

Second event in year-long symposia series to highlight advancing equity for people of color; real estate convening will discuss embedding resident-led practices in real estate development. 

NeighborWorks America will award more than $78 million in grants to the 247 nonprofits that make up the NeighborWorks network to expand affordable housing. 

This new effort to help people stay in their homes provides grants totaling $665,000 and focuses on making a difference in communities of color.

Newly launched HSCP initiative will help save homes, achieve housing stability for families and individuals. 

As National Preparedness Month approaches, NeighborWorks America urges homeowners and renters to apply some essential tips to prepare for potential emergencies and natural disasters.

A Feb. 20 symposium in downtown Cleveland will explore how to create and sustain housing affordability so that housing remains accessible for current and future homeowners, as well as renters. 

NeighborWorks organizations invested more than $890 million specifically into the construction of new affordable rental homes. All results are for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 2017.

NeighborWorks America urges people to apply the following seven principles of healthy homes. Incorporating these changes can improve your health and save money.

As we approach National Consumer Protection Week March 6-12, renters nationwide must protect themselves as consumers and make informed decisions. According to NeighborWorks America, following six tips can make renting a lot easier and less stressful for many.

With the supply of affordable rental housing declining throughout the U.S., NeighborWorks America reported that its network of local non-profit builders invested more than $1.9 billion into the development and preservation – through construction, rehabilitation, refinance, and purchase of new and existing apartments – of affordable rental homes for low- and moderate-income households. NeighborWorks organizations invested more than $710 million specifically into the construction of new affordable rental homes.