From Pews to People: Churches Converting Real Estate into Affordable Housing

by mcsadmin | Oct 28, 2025 | Affordable Housing

Across the nation, a quiet but powerful movement is reshaping how communities think about both housing and faith spaces. Churches that once filled pews on Sunday mornings are now finding new ways to serve their neighborhoods every day of the week. With attendance...

Haunted & Historic: Using Historical Rent Credits to Keep Old Homes Affordable

by mcsadmin | Oct 20, 2025 | Affordable Housing

The Charm—and Cost—of Old Homes There’s something undeniably enchanting about old houses. Their creaky staircases, ornate woodwork, and weathered stone walls tell stories of generations past. But beneath that charm lies a challenge—maintaining these historic...

Affordable Housing Boom in California: Tax Credits & Reforms Fuel 2025 Growth

by mcsadmin | Oct 15, 2025 | Affordable Housing

For decades, California has been infamous for its housing challenges. Cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco have long symbolized the struggle, with skyrocketing rents, record-breaking waitlists for affordable units, and families forced to make impossible choices...

Too Little, Too Late: Affordable Housing Supply Shrinks as Demand Surges

by mcsadmin | Oct 10, 2025 | Affordable Housing

The phrase “too little, too late” has never felt more real than when talking about America’s housing market. Across the country, renters and families are facing the harsh truth: affordable housing shortage 2025 is no longer a looming concern—it’s a present crisis. As...

Know Your Rights: Service vs. Companion Animals in Low-Income Housing

by mcsadmin | Oct 5, 2025 | Housing Tax Credits

Every October, National Walk Your Dog Week gives us a chance to celebrate the joy, comfort, and independence animals bring into our lives. For many families, especially those living in affordable housing, the bond between people and their animals goes far beyond...