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Mitchell City Council Council to consider TIF to help fund low-income apartment complex
The Daily Republic, Mitchell, S.D. via Yahoo News· 6 days agoJun. 2—MITCHELL — The Mitchell City Council will consider approving a Tax Increment Financing District on Monday that would help fund a low-income
‘Game-changer’: Harrisburg apartments for low-income residents will open in months
The Patriot-News· 4 days agoThe apartments in a new building in Harrisburg will have all of the essentials — a living room,...
Bike giveaway aims to give 'lifeline' to kids at troubled Harmony apartments
Wisconsin State Journal· 8 hours agoAt an apartment complex plagued by violent crime, dozens of people milled about in orange T-shirts....
'The end of an old era': Chapel Hill breaks ground on Trinity Court development
The Daily Tar Heel· 6 days agoThe Trinity Court apartments were originally built in 1975 as affordable housing, and all 40 units...
Local history: Back in the day, boarding houses offered low-income rentals in Wilmington
Star News via Yahoo News· 2 days agoApartments and condos are springing up all over Wilmington faster most people can keep track of....
Cathedral Plaza reveals remodeled 225 apartment units for low-income seniors
KGTV San Diego· 3 days agoMore than 200 seniors living in downtown San Diego will get to see their newly remodeled apartments inside Cathedral Plaza Wednesday morning. Cathedral Plaza has been owned ...
400 apartments planned for Northside site near Six Points
CBS 6 Richmond· 5 days agoHundreds of apartments for lower income residents are on the drawing board for the Northside as an out-of-town real estate firm continues to go big in Richmond.
More affordable housing for low-income families coming to Harrisburg
WHTM via Yahoo News· 2 days agoDAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM)– Harrisburg will soon have new, affordable housing on Sycamore Street. It...
Pleasant Hill denies plan for low-income housing for tenants at risk of homelessness
The Des Moines Register via Yahoo News· 1 day agoThe complex would have provided services like job support and transportation to tenants. Pleasant Hill residents did not want it in their neighborhood.
What Caused the D.C. Crime Wave?
Reason.com via Yahoo News· 11 hours agoPart of the frustration likely stems from the fact that D.C. already spends a lot on "root cause" solutions. In every fare-evasion crackdown...
