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Rental assistance available in Calhoun County

Help has begun for people in Calhoun County who owe back rent and for landlords who haven t collected. The Covid Emergency Rental Assistance program has $8 million for Calhoun County to help people pay rent they missed because of COVID-19. A majority of Calhoun County needs it, said Lisa Gallo, case manager at Summit Point Housing. COVID has really devastated everything. She said the program can pay up to 12 months of past due rent from March 13, 2020 and in some cases three months advance rent. We are just getting started, she said. It was allocated in mid- to late March and it has been skyrocketing since.

Housing is much more than roof over your head: Officials excited Michigan to receive $150M for affordable housing

‘Housing is much more than roof over your head:’ Officials excited Michigan to receive $150M for affordable housing Grand Rapids to receive $4.6 million from HUD to create affordable housing and services for people experiencing homelessness. Videos ‘Housing much more than roof over your head:’ Shelters grateful Michigan to receive $150M for affordable housing and last updated 2021-04-12 19:54:58-04 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Last week, the Department of Housing and Urban Development and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced that $5-billion of the American Rescue Plan will be allocated to create affordable housing and services that help people experiencing homelessness. Dégagé Ministries in the Heartside area was excited when they got the news. Executive director Thelma Ensink said $150,000,000 of that money will be coming to Michigan, and Dégagé is one of the recipients.

Housing shortage threatens economic growth in Northeast Michigan | News, Sports, Jobs

sschulwitz@thealpenanews.com News Photo by Steve Schulwitz Tom Dihle and his wife, Cecilia, look recently at an Alpena home they considered purchasing. The couple is looking for a home because they are moving to Alpena from the St. Joseph area. ALPENA A shortage of housing could weaken the local workforce and future development if people wanting to invest money and talent in Alpena can’t find places to live, Northeast Michigan business leaders say. People trying to move to Alpena sometimes have to wait months to find a place to call their own, with housing demand exceeding supply or high prices for existing homes or new construction pricing some out of the market entirely, The News learned through weeks of research and interviews with homebuyers, sellers, and officials in real estate and economic development.

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