Browsing: Housing

WHEN A LOCAL DEVELOPER came to Fitchburg Art Museum director Nick Capasso more than a decade ago with an idea to create artist-preference housing downtown, he…

Roanoke Island Presbyterian housing committee members, from left, Dr. Blythe Hayes, Hope Guiley, Rev. Dr. Michelle Lewis, David Guiley, and Kathy Spencer. Photo courtesy of Biff…

This article was originally published by Kensington Voice.  Mayor Cherelle Parker’s sweeping $2 billion housing plan—the Housing Opportunities Made Easy (H.O.M.E.) initiative—was approved in June alongside the…

Blocking new housing construction worsens rent burdens for low-income families. by Vanguard Staff A new analysis from the Pew Charitable Trusts and California YIMBY shows that…

This is the fourth community for WNC in Portland, following the recent completion of nearby Riverton Park. Construction is expected to be completed in 2027. WNC…

The global housing market is undergoing a seismic shift as governments deploy first-time homebuyer programs to stimulate demand and address long-standing affordability crises. In 2025, these…

Next year, 190,000 public housing units will be supplied to newlyweds and young people to expand public rental of 200,000 won per month for young people.…

Mark Bickford on a sustainable alternative to traditional social housing models Scotland is facing a significant housing challenge. According to Shelter Scotland, 40,685 households applied as…

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — Tenant advocates say some residents of the San Francisco Potrero Annex public housing complex have been offered $5,000 in Airbnb credit, with…

Says 1st Ward has enough low-income housing