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Residents of the Woodland Park neighborhood should expect to pay their own utilities, add in-unit appliances to their homes and enjoy a $200,000 walking trail, among other planned upgrades.The Gainesville Housing Authority announced these upgrades Wednesday night and said the complex will enter its second phase of development beginning in December.

Corey Evjen keeps busy, and happy, as a business owner in his hometown

After hours of public comments on Thursday night, the St. Petersburg city council approved a church’s affordable housing plan.

A plan submitted by a St. Pete church to build affordable housing units on its vacant piece of property isn’t sitting well with its neighbors.

The Pinellas Housing Authority and development partner Norstar USA finally have won full approval of their affordable-housing proposal for veterans — Valor Preserve.

Valor Preserve, whose name reflects the affordable-housing proposal’s aim of helping veterans in need, was rejected by the City Council in December. Ever since, Pinellas County Housing Authority officials and

More than a dozen residents tested the mettle of affordable housing proponents at a public hearing on plans for Valor Preserve, a proposed 64-unit development near Lake Seminole that targets