This research paper highlights the pressing issue of inadequate sustainable practices in affordable housing, with over 40% of global emissions originating from real estate and a significant portion of Americans lacking access to affordable housing. Despite advancements in sustainable architecture, there is a noticeable gap in integrating these innovations into affordable housing designs, negatively impacting both the environment and the health of residents. The study emphasizes the positive impact of sustainable renovations, including increased overall health and substantial reductions in CO2 emissions and utility costs. To address these challenges, the research proposes a comprehensive investigation into new sustainable affordable housing designs, materials, and implementation methods. The approach involves content analysis and needs assessment, utilizing scientific journals and coding techniques to inform the development of a cost-effective, durable, and eco-friendly affordable housing solution that garners community support while contributing to environmental sustainability.