Ivory Innovations, a leading nonprofit organization dedicated to addressing the housing affordability crisis, in conjunction with the David Eccles School of Business, proudly announces the winners of the highly anticipated 2024 Ivory Prize for Housing Affordability. A competition in [...]
Ivory Innovations, an initiative of the David Eccles School of Business, recently gave out its third round of Ivory Prize for Housing Affordability awards in the Innovations in Construction and Design category. The category honors groups that "are pioneering new [...]
COVID-19 has intensified the already dire housing crisis in America. The need for innovative solutions for housing affordability and sustainability is greater than ever. Ivory Innovations recently proposed six pathways to make housing more affordable and available in the Stanford [...]
More than 170 students from around the nation shared their brilliant ideas for solving the housing affordability crisis at this year's Ivory Innovations Hack-A-House competition - and they are attracting notice. Read about the competition - and see some of [...]
Ivory Innovations is proud to announce the winners of this year's Ivory Prize in Housing Innovation. The winners, in three categories, are entities making measurable and scalable strides in housing affordability. The winners are: Finance Rhino; New York, New York [...]
The Ivory Innovations Hack-a-House is returning for a second year, offering students a chance at $5,000 in prize money for innovations in housing policy, design, and finance. Hack-a-House is a two-day competition fostering innovative ideas to solve Utah's housing affordability [...]
WASHINGTON, D.C. (April 10, 2019) - Factory OS and Landed in San Francisco, Home Partners of America in Chicago and The Alley Flat Initiative in Austin have been selected by Ivory Innovations as winners of the inaugural Ivory Prize for [...]
Have a great idea that will make housing more affordable? You may be eligible for the Ivory Prize in Housing Affordability. The $200,000 in prizes — funded by the Clark and Christine Ivory Foundation through Ivory Innovations, an initiative of [...]
