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The latest from Alliance Housing

(Re)Meet Emily, Alliance’s new Property Management Admin Assistant! ›

When Emily first moved into an Alliance home in September of 2020, she’d been couch hopping and staying in shelters with her partner and their young daughter. They’d been unsuccessful in finding stable housing due to her partner’s criminal background, but their case manager connected them with Alliance […]... Read More ›

State Task Force Confronts Affordable Housing Challenges ›

For the last 18 months, Alliance Executive Director Jessie Hendel has served as a member of the Task Force on Long-Term Sustainability of Affordable Housing. Created by the Minnesota State Legislature, the Task Force was charged with: 1) Assessing financial challenges to develop, operate, and preserve safe, affordable, […]... Read More ›

Invite a Friend and Join Us for a Tour of Minnehaha Commons on Thursday, April 3rd ›

Register for a tour on Eventbrite! Join Alliance staff for a guided tour of Minnehaha Commons, one of our apartment buildings, and see firsthand how it provides affordable, accessible housing for older adults in Minneapolis. Tours will be led by Alliance’s Director of Development, Craig Freeman, at 1:00 […]... Read More ›

Alliance resident testifies at the Capitol! ›

Earlier this month, Alliance resident Tyrone Shields testified before the Minnesota Senate’s Housing and Homelessness Prevention Committee in support of SF 203, the Housing Infrastructure Bonds bill. Many of you may already know Tyrone from our last Fundraising Breakfast, where he was featured in a video, or from […]... Read More ›

Meet our residents

Adrian – From SRO to studio apartment ›

An important aspect of Alliance’s diverse portfolio is the opportunity for growth provided to tenants while remaining an Alliance resident. Alliance resident Adrian moved into one of our buildings with shared housing several years ago. While he had his own private bedroom, he shared a kitchen, bathroom, and... Read More ›

2023 Meet Our Tenants ›

BETTY HYATT. Walking into Betty’s building on Penn Avenue, residents are greeted with beautiful curtains on the windows and furniture in the entryway, creating a welcoming atmosphere. Betty has lived in Alliance housing for four years, longer than most of the other places she’s lived in throughout her... Read More ›