Source of Income and Fair Housing
This training will go over Source of Income protections in Michigan. We will discuss what constitutes Source of Income discrimination as well as how typical supplementary income types intersect with […]
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Living Together by Design: Housing to Connect Generations
This half-day event hosted by the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies will explore cutting-edge intergenerational designs. Intergenerational housing and communities—places that purposefully house people of all ages—offer powerful ways to reduce social isolation, improve affordability, and strengthen access to supports. While intergenerational living is not a new idea, recent innovative models provide valuable insights […]
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Retooling Redevelopment Authorities to Create Social Housing
Retooling Redevelopment Authorities to Create Social Housing in Massachusetts Cosponsored by the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies, Rappaport Institute for Greater Boston, Cambridge Redevelopment Authority, and the Cambridge Community Foundation. This is a hybrid event. Please select in person or livestream attendance during ticket selection. Redevelopment authorities were created in the mid-20th century to […]
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Real Estate Development Core Boot Camp
Core Boot Camp | Muskegon | April 27–May 1, 2026 Boot Camp Overview CEDAM’s Real Estate Development Boot Camp is a multi-part training program designed to give you the tools needed to develop affordable housing in your community. From rising construction costs to new funding sources, our training curriculum is updated each year to provide […]
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The Cost-of-Living Crisis: Data-Driven Insights into Housing, Energy, and Essential Spending
Economic uncertainty defines the current era for many U.S. households as they struggle with affordability and the challenge of stretching their budgets. The gap between rising costs and household resilience is especially large for families with lower incomes, as they face cost pressures relative to their income nearly three times greater than those of high-income […]