More than half of Americans who don’t own homes think homeownership will never be possible for them, according to a 2025 Northwestern Mutual study. The financial services company and Milwaukee Community

A Milwaukee couple is celebrating becoming homeowners, with help from the Milwaukee Community Land Trust. Organization leaders and city officials made remarks at the new home of Jeanette Torres and

The Milwaukee Community Land Trust (MCLT) celebrated the successful renovation of five vacant, city-owned homes Monday, expanding its portfolio of “forever affordable” homes. “All of us know that affordable housing is one

In an exceptional effort of unity, the Milwaukee County Board and Milwaukee Common Council have formed a joint Housing Committee. Currently, they are developing the parameters of a working relationship and

It affects everyone when a social system is out of balance, but people of color feel the impact most severely. Racial equity works to eliminate racial disparities and improve outcomes for

On Wednesday, Jan. 10, Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson and other Milwaukee Common Council members gathered outside of a home near N. 13th Street to unveil their latest renovation in their

“We believe that people who have always lived in these neighborhoods, should be able to own in these neighborhoods,” Davis says…Milwaukee is not the only place with a land trust.

VIA Community Development Corporation and the Milwaukee Community Land Trust have announced the completion of Milwaukee’s first North Side community land trust homes… Four homes in the Amani neighborhood have

The Milwaukee Community Land Trust (MCLT) is ramping up its work to create a new supply of quality, owner-occupied, affordable houses in the city. The organization, with development partner VIA CDC, unveiled four

Mayor Cavalier Johnson and Ald. JoCasta Zamarripa helped unveil the newly renovated home during a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday in the Muskego Way neighborhood. They were joined by MCLT executive director