10/13/2026
Why does housing matter? Start with this: 106,089 people work in Albany but live somewhere else.
That's from the City of Albany's 2025 Housing Audit, which found that only 16,133 people both live and work in the city. The audit says Albany's housing imbalance "constrains economic mobility and limits population growth."
The audit also says partnerships with "nonprofit, mission-driven, and community-based developers will be critical" to closing that gap. That's our work. We've built 181 homes since 1988, including more than 60 in Sheridan Hollow, and four new modular homes are going up on Albany Street in North Albany right now.
More homes our neighbors can afford means more people who can live where they work, and a stronger city for all of us.
Read more about the audit and our work to address it: https://buff.ly/ln3vQIq