Judge denies New Jersey towns’ bid to halt affordable housing law
Mercer County Superior Court Judge Robert Lougy on Thursday denied a request from 26 towns to pause the affordable housing development process, Gothamist reported. The judge determined public interest in affordable housing supersedes towns’ arguments about being overburdened.
The nation’s housing-affordability crisis featured prominently in last year’s presidential election. Out on the campaign ...
Mortgage rates inched up at the start of the year to the highest level in nearly six months, portending another tough year ...
With figures showing the town is still badly lagging the state goal for affordable housing, planners are considering several ...
Forty-one percent of Oklahomans are cost-burdened, spending more than 30% of their incomes on housing expenses.
BRIDGE Housing Corp. is the first to publicly offer tax-exempt bonds to finance construction of a new development, a 224-unit ...
An estimated 22% of Las Cruces residents fall below the poverty line, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, compared to a 17.8 ...
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Each home can be customized, and proponents said the housing could be a better option for Oklahoma’s severe weather, compared ...
The members of the Honolulu City Council who won their respective elections in 2024 were sworn into office Thursday, and ...
Wilmington celebrates Phase 5 of The Flats, adding over 50 affordable units for seniors in historic revitalization.
Members of St. Pascal Baylon in St. Paul have mixed reactions to forward movement on an affordable housing project proposed ...
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