Affordable Housing Projects Break Ground Nationwide Increasing Units, Support

Several major affordable housing projects are underway across the U.S., aiming to provide quality homes for low- to moderate-income residents. In Alexandria, VA, Community Housing Partners broke ground on Witter Place, a $53 million, 94-unit development targeting households earning 40-60% of the area median income, featuring amenities like free Wi-Fi and telehealth services. Fresno, CA is transforming the vacant Econo Inn into The Mosaic, a $4.7 million project with 25 workforce housing units for individuals earning 60-80% of the area median income, notable for its low per-unit cost and focus on downtown living. Reno, NV is constructing 199 new apartments at the Hawk View site, funded through a mix of tax credits and public sources, with rents set between 20-80% of area median income. Meanwhile, San Mateo County, CA celebrated the grand opening of the 147-unit Midway Village and began work on a second phase adding 113 affordable apartments and a childcare center, aiming to revitalize a struggling neighborhood with modern, affordable housing. These projects reflect a nationwide effort to address housing affordability with diverse funding and innovative development approaches.