FacebookLikeShareTweetEmail The Labour government is expected to unveil plans for an “anti-Muslim hostility tsar” as part of ...

Village of Massena residents should soon be receiving a survey in their mail asking them to provide income information that ...

Public housing vacancies in the city doubled to over 6,700 between January 2022 and May 2025, according to the Department of ...

Multi-Housing News welcomes you to our 2026 surveys and rankings calendar! Our unique, comprehensive rankings are calculated using a range of weighted factors from data collected via our surveys. The ...

To meet existing need, Lexington needs 22,000 new housing units – 14,000 rental and 8,000 single family – right now. By 2030, that number will exceed 30,000. Rental prices have skyrocketed 47 percent ...

A lack of affordable and accessible housing in Vermont is a critical issue that affects many Vermonters, especially those with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). In response to this ...

Over the last several years housing advocates, politicians, and researchers have tried to address the challenges faced by homeless (unhoused) individuals and families. It is a complex issue that ...

The Mount Pleasant Redevelopment Project will help modernize public housing and expand access for families in the city. Phase I will cost $7.5 million. Team USA, Vance booed in frosty reception at ...

FRANKFORT, Ky. — Sponsored by Sen. Robby Mills, R-Henderson, and shaped by more than two years of work by the Kentucky Housing Task Force, Kentucky lawmakers have passed Senate Bill 9 to address the ...

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson launched the Seattle Renter’s Survey at the beginning of February, hoping to address the city’s affordable housing crisis. In a video statement, Mayor Wilson said that while ...

When Virginia Guevara moved into a studio apartment in Orange County in 2024 after nearly a decade of homelessness, she needed far more than a roof and a bed. Scattered visits to free clinics ...

The mayor’s call to “freeze the rent” galvanized the 69 percent of New Yorkers who don’t own their homes. But the city’s landlords claim the math doesn’t add up.