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NHC Discusses Potential Benefits of Employer Assisted Housing Programs

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By Catherine Sweeney  A housing concept frequently utilized in the early 2000s could be a beneficial solution for first time homeownership, employee retention and much more. According to the National Housing Council, Employer Assisted Housing could help both employers and employees by boosting morale and providing much needed assistance to workers looking to purchase a […]

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