Industry Insights

Why affordable housing matters, shared knowledge, tools, resources

Jamboree closely follows information, research and publications about the affordable housing industry from other nonprofits and key stakeholders. We’re eager to share this information with our residents, partners and community members. From debunking myths about affordable housing and research about the impact of affordable housing on families and communities from Enterprise Community Partners, to publications on the effect of quality housing on children’s achievements at school from Children’s Healthwatch, we’re advocates for sharing industry insights. Request a speaker or presentation by our affordable housing experts on any of the following topics:

NEED for Affordable Housing

• Out of Reach 2018
• California's Housing Crisis: Long-Term & Comprehensive Funding and Regulatory Solutions
• Worst Case Housing Needs: 2015 Report to Congress
• Insights on the affordable housing challenge around the world
• How private investment makes a difference in the affordable housing crisis

IMPACT of Affordable Housing

• Why Affordable Housing Matters
• “A home is a vaccine that not only helps you now, but also in the future”
• Debunking the Myths of Affordable Housing
• How housing matters

ADVOCACY for Affordable Housing

• #BringCAHome
• Putting a face on the high cost of L.A. housing
• Home Matters
• Make Room USA
• 100,000 homes for homeless individuals and families
• Enterprise Launches National Housing Policy Platform

ADVOCACY for Permanent Supportive Housing

• #EndHomelessnessOC
• Homelessness in Orange County: The Costs to our Community [Collaborative Infographic] - Released in September 2017, also check out the study's Executive Summary or read the full 71-page report.
• ​Homelessness in Orange County: The Costs to our Community [Full Report] - Released in September 2017, also see the study's descriptive infographic or check out the Executive Summary.

TRENDS in Affordable Housing

• Residential Futures II: Thought-Provoking Ideas on What’s Next for Multigenerational Housing and Intergenerational Communities
• OC Shift in Funding/Philosophy for Serving Chronically Homeless Brings Long-term Success