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At least 1,000 new homes will be built, under the Neighborhood Preservation Initiative. The goal is to turn middle income renters into first-time homebuyers.

The acclaimed program was slated to expire at the end of the year. It is now poised to operate through the first half of 2024.

For the first time in two years, Pinellas County leaders reopened their waitlist for section 8 vouchers this week.

New Orleans First City Court Senior Judge Veronica Henry Invited to Participate in Eviction Reform Summit by the White House.

Chief Judge Veronica Henry spoke during panel on “Visionary Court-Led Eviction System Reform” at the White House Summit.

One woman tells her story of how she became homeless

A new program at the 61st District Court in Grand Rapids hopes to strengthen eviction diversion efforts.

The Philadelphia real estate market poses stark challenges for first-time home buyers, from low home supply to high competition, price inflation and rising mortgage rates. The popular Philly First Home program will resume giving out grants of up to $10,000 to help first-time buyers with down payment assistance costs, creating new pathways to home ownership. City planners and developers face difficult questions about affordable housing, new home construction, neighborhood preservation, gentrifica...

Business Briefs: Donald Moore earns state award, Ortegon honored by Hispanic National Bar Association and landlords set to meet at Pueblo Union Depot.

A program that provides mediation between landlords and tenants has helped a majority of applicants avoid eviction, signaling a promising avenue for renter assistance as landlords seek to recoup COVID-era losses.