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Seattle City Council District 4: Ron Davis vs. Maritza Rivera - Vimarsana News

Seattle City Council District 4: Ron Davis vs. Maritza Rivera

The tech entrepreneur and the civil servant talk about their plans for housing, homelessness and public safety in northeast Seattle.

Could RI act as a housing developer? The state is commissioning a study to look into it - Vimarsana News

Could RI act as a housing developer? The state is commissioning a study to look into it

The proposal didn't get anywhere in this year's legislative session, but it's getting a closer look from the Department of Housing and RI Housing.

Source: yahoo.com
'Lift freeze on foreign workers' - Vimarsana News

'Lift freeze on foreign workers'

PETALING JAYA: The acute shortage of foreign workers in several sectors has eased but the problem is far from over, according to an apex trade organisation.

Can studying cooperative housing in Sweden teach the U.S. how to overcome the moderate-income family housing crisis? - Vimarsana News

Can studying cooperative housing in Sweden teach the U.S. how to overcome the moderate-income family housing crisis?

Limited Equity Housing Cooperatives (LEHC) — a cooperative corporation that owns the entire site of the cooperative, including all the apartments and buildings on the site — could be a supplier of much-needed, permanently affordable housing for moderate-income households.

Sunshine Coast Council to speed up plans for up to 100 affordable rental properties as crisis mounts - Vimarsana News

Sunshine Coast Council to speed up plans for up to 100 affordable rental properties as crisis mounts

The Sunshine Coast Council, frustrated over the housing shortage as its population booms, takes planning matters into its own hands and pushes for state and federal support.

Source: abc.net.au