Over 20,000 rental homes in Central Indiana are owned by out-of-state investors — that’s about one in four homes, with 16.2 percent owned by mega-investors.

After more than two decades of mismanagement that culminated in a federal takeover last year, the Indianapolis Housing Agency is getting a new leader.

A new tax increment financing proposal will help create 52 apartment units near the downtown Indianapolis area.

Leaders say permanent supportive housing is a key piece of the puzzle to reduce homelessness and Indianapolis is working to increase the city’s stock.

Safe Park Indy, a program that gives homeless people living in their cars a safe place to park overnight, is expanding.

Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit that helps low-income families purchase homes through interest-free mortgages. The goal is housing security and a chance to build generational wealth. But after one Indianapolis family lost their mother, Habitat moved to foreclose on their home – ignoring federal law.

An Indianapolis resident and a fair housing organization filed a class action lawsuit against two rental companies for their alleged discriminatory tenant screening policies.

The Indianapolis Housing Agency’s failures are leading to evictions and homelessness.

A statewide campaign provides low-income voters in Indiana with housing resources for the upcoming general election.

The Indianapolis City-County Council’s Metropolitan Development Committee unanimously passed a proposal for a new HoTIF in the near southeast side neighborhood.