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Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville has named Patrick J. "PJ" McCarthy as its next President and CEO, following a nationwide search led by the board of directors. McCarthy will take over from Danny Herron, who is retiring on December 31, 2026, after 16 years at the helm of the organization. McCarthy joins the nonprofit after 18 years in affordable housing, mortgage finance, and community development. He most recently served as Vice President of Affordable Lending at Fan

On August 26, 2026, Holladay Ventures celebrated the opening of Park24. The development brings a 140 new homes to McFerrin Park, a rapidly changing neighborhood, and it's already off to a strong start — the property is reportedly 81% leased. Housing Built for Working Nashvillians Park24 offers one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments priced for households earning between 30% and 80% of AMI, with monthly rents ranging from roughly $653 to $2,415. That kind of income-restricted

Nashville is growing fast — and so is the work of making sure this city stays a place where everyone can afford to call it home. That's why we're thrilled to welcome five new members to the Alliance for an Affordable Nashville (AAN) Board of Directors. Each of these new board members brings their own expertise and belief that affordability shouldn't be a luxury — it's a necessity for a healthy, thriving Nashville. Together, they'll help guide AAN's next chapter as we continue

On June 16, the Metro Council adopted the FY2027 budget, and for those of us working in affordable housing, there's a lot to pay attention to. The Council's substitute budget built on Mayor O'Connell's proposal with several additions that expand resources, create new financing tools, and signal a sustained policy commitment to affordable housing production. The Unified Housing Strategy investment grew from Mayor O'Connell's proposed $69 million (already a 50% increase over th

During the Housing Matters forum, the Alliance honored five outstanding individuals and organizations whose work has made a significant impact on housing and community development. These awardees represent leadership, advocacy, partnership, and innovation in addressing housing challenges. Their dedication and achievements set a high standard for others in the field and inspire continued efforts to improve housing access and quality. Councilmember Rollin Horton Recognized as G

Housing challenges affect millions of people across the country, shaping communities and individual lives in profound ways. At the recent Housing Matters forum, Natallie Keiser, executive director of HouseATL, delivered a keynote address that gave insight into the work of the organization. HouseATL’s Role in Addressing Housing Needs As executive director of HouseATL, Natallie Keiser leads an organization dedicated to expanding affordable housing options and supporting residen

The Alliance hosted the third annual Housing Matters forum on May 20 at Belmont University. More than 200 attendees came together to explore how to better address Nashville's housing challenges. Setting the Stage for Housing Conversations The event featured Natallie Keiser, executive director of HouseATL, as the keynote speaker. Her insights, combined with the collective expertise of participants, created a meaningful dialogue on housing issues affecting communities today. Th