Habitat for Humanity Breaks Ground on Multiple Affordable Housing Projects Nationwide

Multiple Habitat for Humanity affiliates across the U.S. are advancing affordable housing projects to support low- and moderate-income families. In Terrytown, Louisiana, New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity is transforming a former golf course into the Rising Oaks neighborhood, featuring resilient homes built to Fortified Gold Standards and priced between $175,000 and $275,000. In Florence, South Carolina, Greater Florence Habitat for Humanity recently held a groundbreaking for Darlisha Jones' home, emphasizing community collaboration and long-term partnerships. Meanwhile, in Southfield, Michigan, Habitat for Humanity of Oakland County began construction on a duplex that will house two families, with future homeowners contributing sweat equity and participating in educational workshops. These projects highlight Habitat's continued commitment to affordable homeownership, neighborhood revitalization, and providing stable housing opportunities for deserving families. Additionally, Ball State University in Indiana is progressing with its Village revitalization project, which includes new residential townhomes and single-family homes expected to be ready by 2026, complementing other developments like a performing arts center and innovation hub nearby.