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Governments often provide financial assistance to developers or directly to low-income individuals to reduce the cost of construction or rent.

Implementing regulations such as inclusionary zoning, rent control, or mandates for a certain percentage of affordable units in new developments can help maintain affordability.

Collaboration between government agencies, non-profit organizations, and private developers can lead to the creation of affordable housing projects.

Ensuring that land is available and appropriately zoned for affordable housing development can help increase supply and reduce costs.

Exploring alternative construction methods and materials can help reduce building costs, making affordable housing more feasible.

These are nonprofit organizations that hold land for the benefit of the community, often leasing it to homeowners at affordable rates.

Measures such as eviction prevention programs and tenant rights can help stabilize housing situations for low-income renters.

Providing vouchers or rental assistance to eligible individuals can help them afford housing in the private market.