Affordable Housing Development Program News Today

More than half of the budget is for funding Wake public schools, Wake Tech, and Smart Start.

Wake County is seeking feedback on the $2 billion budget proposal, which includes a lower overall property tax rate and WCPSS budget.

Wake County is seeking feedback on the $2 billion budget proposal, which includes a lower overall property tax rate and WCPSS budget.

The new budget proposal in Albany is two parts. Part One is Democrats “addressing” crises that they themselves created. Part Two is a culture war: a direct attack on New York’s suburban areas.

Senior government officials told a legislature committee Wednesday the province is hoping its Affordable Housing Development Program and its partnership with room rental platform Happipad will create 820 new living spaces across Nova Scotia.

The province has put more than $84 million into agreements with developers of affordable housing projects over the last 16 years. CBC News tallied how many units have been built and found that some of their locked-in affordability is already expiring.

In the last five years, Nova Scotia has funded fewer than 1,000 new affordable housing units and expert say that won't make a dent in the housing crisis.

The Nova Scotia and federal governments are spending a combined $16.6 million on 10 housing projects across the province – some of which will have reduced rents, the province says.

With many in the province struggling to pay rent, the provincial and federal governments are investing $16.6 m...

The Affordable Housing Development Program is overall an ineffective program that completely misses the source of the problem, writes Connor Kelly.