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The Metropolitan Housing Coalition has worked tirelessly for over 20 years on behalf of fair, decent and affordable housing in the Louisville metropolitan region. MHC is a private, non-profit organization supported by over 300 individuals and  organizations as coalition members that believe safe, decent housing is a basic human right. We advocate for sound housing policies–in our region and nationally–via research, community education and collaboration-building. We invite you to learn more about who we are, the work we do, current issues in housing, and how you can get involved.

Metropolitan Housing News & Events

2012 MHC Annual Meeting, Tuesday, June 26

Support greater Louisville’s united voice for safe, fair and affordable housing at our 23rd Annual Meeting!  Information on Keynote Speaker Dory Rand, tickets,  event program ads and sponsorships is below.  If you have questions about the 2012 Annual Meeting,  please contact Curtis Stauffer at curtisstauffer@metropolitanhousing.org. 2012 MHC Annual Meeting “Rebuilding for Our Future”  Tuesday, June [...]...

Louisville Vacant Property Campaign – June 19. Learn How to Research Vacant Properties

PLEASE NOTE: The June 2012 LVPC Meeting will be held at New Directions Housing Corporation, 1000 E. Liberty Street, 5:30-7:30PM NOT at Presbyterian Community Center. Tuesday, June 19- Louisville Vacant Properties Campaign Meeting. George Eklund of the Network Center for Community Change will be teaching a seminar to show how you can use online resources [...]...

Zoning and Land Development Code- It’s time for citizen input!

Zoning and the Land Development Code (LDC) have been topics in the community.  At both the 2012 Fair Housing Month forum, held on April 16 and the May 15 meeting of the Louisville Vacant Properties Campaign (LVPC)  Michael Hill from Louisville Metro Planning & Design Services made presentations providing an overview  of laws governing land [...]...

MHC’s new report, “Louisville’s Foreclosure Recovery: Understanding & Responding to the Impact of Foreclosure Sales” Released on March 21

Louisville’s Foreclosure Recovery: Understanding & Responding to the Impact of Foreclosure Sales MHC released our newest issue paper at a public forum hosted by the Louisville Urban League on March 21.   Produced in partnership with the Network Center for Community Change (NC3), Louisville’s Foreclosure Recovery: Understanding & Responding to the Impacts of Foreclosure Sales updates MHC’s [...]...