Page 28 - Affordable News Today

By CHRIS ROGERS

On Tuesday, April 30, more than 40 mayors from Asheville to Austin met with D.C. lawmakers to discuss homelessness.

Many high school seniors and current college students will have difficult decisions to make before entering or resuming their college education this fall.

First-time homebuyers are continuing to have trouble affording a home as the housing market grows more expensive with high interest rates and asking prices.

This hotel in Sweden is at Stockholm-Arlanda Airport and includes rooms inside the cockpit, the engines, and even the cargo bay in the belly of the beast

A federal program that helps people access affordable internet is winding down.

In these attractive, well-developed overseas property markets, the dream of beachfront living costs much less than it does in the United States.

Dr. Briggs said when children don’t have quality childcare, it increases the odds of health risks.

With entire city-owned neighborhoods full of abandoned homes, some full of bullet holes, the city faced some scrutiny about the lack of affordable housing when it chose to sell them all off. But now i

Governor Wes Moore signed three housing bills today dedicated to making Maryland more affordable.The bills address concentrated poverty in Maryland’s marginaliz