D.C.’s Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act (TOPA) isn’t just for tenants and tenant associations. The law, which gives current residents…

The remaining residents of Museum Square say they have faced increasingly difficult conditions, yet they are determined to stay.

He proved that people experiencing homelessness are capable of anything anyone else can do, including being a hero.

The D.C. Housing Authority (DCHA), has a plan to fix its struggling public housing programs, but advocates and residents are skeptical.

A report published by the Apartment and Office Building Association says the affordable housing market is facing a “looming crisis.”

Many buildings have documented proof from tenants of poor living conditions and landlords violating the D.C. Tenant Bill of Rights.

The D.C. Housing Authority Board voted to prioritize the families exiting the Rapid Rehousing (RRH) program for housing vouchers.

The National Alliance to End Homelessness (NAEH) reasserted its stance to organize and build more coalitions in the fight to end homelessness

The District of Columbia Housing Authority (DCHA) addressed public housing, development plans, and subsidy swap operations in a recent meeting.

The D.C. council approved the budget last week, funding 619 housing vouchers. But housing advocates warn it’s still not enough. 

D.C. is working to help people with lived experience of homelessness advocate for themselves and others by training them as case managers.

Over 2,000 families may be back in shelters or out on the streets as families are removed from Rapid Rehousing (RRH) program.

Homelessness increased in Washington, D.C. by 14% during 2023. This is the second consecutive year homelessness has risen in the District.

Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) vouchers provide long-term rent support and case management. D.C.’s voucher system is under strain.

While D.C. has some policies and programs that have made the city a leader in combating youth homelessness, it has failed to deliver on promises of ending youth homelessness entirely by 2022.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser’s 2025 proposed budget cuts funding for eviction prevention and homeless services and has no new housing vouchers.

Residents say a new proposal to build a nine-story lodging in Chinatown threatens to decimate an already dwindling community.

During a marathon oversight hearing on Feb. 29, D.C. faced scrutiny for its failure to deliver on critical programs.

This year’s National Low Income Housing Coalition (NLIHC) policy forum focused on the political will to end homelessness and improve housing.

Despite assurances from the former DC Housing Authority director she’d turn things around, residents and activists say issues persist.