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Arlington sees influx of Missing Middle permit applications. Vacant GWU dorm may turn into transitional housing facility. Arlington’s first-time home buying program struggles to lend funds. 

Mich. (WJMN) – It’s summer homebuying season in Michigan, and reports show that home prices continue to climb. According to Redfin and the Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) home prices in Michigan were up 1.6 percent in May 2023 compared to 2022, and homes sold are down 14.6 percent year over year. In the […]

6-Plexes, Townhomes Among 1st Missing Middle Applications In Arlington - Arlington, VA - Among the first Missing Middle Housing applications filed with Arlington are requests to built 6-plexes in the Lyon Park and Ballston areas.

The Missing Middle or 'Expanded Housing Option' permit process opened on Saturday and 15 have already been submitted.

A new proposal from Arlington Public Schools (APS) would send Nottingham Elementary students to other schools and use the building to house other students temporarily displaced by school renovations. Parents of students at Nottingham were notified of the proposal yesterday (Thursday) by APS, ahead of a School Board work session discussing the proposal last night.

Arlington To Begin Accepting Missing Middle Applications On July 1 - Arlington, VA - Arlington County will begin accepting applications for Missing Middle housing development on Saturday on its Permit Arlington website.

(Updated 3:50 p.m.) Arlington County has published a new draft plan outlining how to encourage private development on Langston Blvd to turn it into a walkable, bikeable corridor with apartment buildings and public spaces. The plan, released last week, follows up on a more conceptual document released last year. This document introduced the vision for

Libby Garvey, a county board member of 11 years, batted one for two in the June 20 Democratic primary that elevated two likely newcomers to the board come J ...

Majority Oppose Ranked Choice Voting For Arlington Election: Survey - Arlington, VA - Sixty percent of Arlington voters do not support using ranked choice voting in the general election for county board, a Patch survey found.

A report released by Zillow shows that Raleigh faces a housing deficit of roughly 17,000 units.