A Jacksonville-based nonprofit group is hoping to help dozens of families with the lack of affordable housing in Northeast Florida. Read More @ News4Jax

A new multifamily housing development in the works will make 80 affordable apartment homes available to the homeless, disabled and low income people in Jacksonville’s

Ability Housing, a nonprofit focused on developing affordable and supportive housing, said it broke ground last week on a multifamily project that will bring 80

Ability Housing outlines plans of $18.68 million Village at Hyde Park project. Read More @ Jax Daily Record

The National Low Income Housing Coalition’s 2018 Out of Reach report, released last week, reflects a harsh reality many Orlando families know too well: The

The $27.4 million Village on Mercy is one of four affordable-housing projects the city of Orlando is backing — but the first to reserve half

Orlando leaders have broken ground on an affordable housing complex on the city’s west side. Half of the 166 units at the Village on Mercy

The Jacksonville nonprofit Ability Housing is getting $150,000 in extra help from a charitable fund to hire new staff and house more people. Read more@

Trustees of the Jessie Ball duPont Fund awarded a grant of $150,000 to Ability Housing, Jacksonville, Florida, to help the nonprofit developer expand the stock

Ability Housing’s Joe Johnson says: “A lot of our problems in the world are related to our inability to see ourselves in others.” Read more