We advance practical solutions that expand access to affordable housing, strengthen the capacity of local developers, and help communities thrive. We believe housing is not only a basic need—it’s a platform for economic opportunity, neighborhood stability, and generational success.
We support emerging and small-scale developers with the tools, training, and resources needed to deliver quality housing in underinvested areas. Through workshops, technical assistance, and specialized academies, we help build a new generation of mission-driven real estate leaders.
We design, promote, and pilot new housing models that meet the evolving needs of families and communities. From shared equity strategies to adaptive reuse and energy-efficient design, our work centers sustainable development that is both community-informed and economically sound.
We create educational tools, public campaigns, and community events that raise awareness about the value of homeownership, housing stability, and wealth-building through real estate. Our programs empower residents with the knowledge to make informed housing decisions.
We engage with public and private partners to promote policies that remove barriers to housing access and encourage equitable investment. Our team works at the intersection of housing, planning, and economic development to ensure that communities have a voice in shaping the future.
We collaborate with municipalities, nonprofit organizations, philanthropic leaders, and the private sector to align resources and amplify impact. Our role as a trusted convener helps unlock shared solutions to complex housing challenges.
Trained Community Recievers
Years of Industry Experience
Alliance for Housing Progress is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing access to stable, high-quality, and affordable housing as a pathway to stronger communities and greater economic opportunity.Founded in 2019 in Chicago, Illinois, our organization began as Black Coalition for Housing, formed by housing professionals, community leaders, and advocates seeking to address persistent gaps in access to homeownership, development opportunities, and housing stability.
