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Capital Region apartment affordability examined in study | News - Vimarsana News

Capital Region apartment affordability examined in study | News

To afford a two-bedroom apartment in the core Capital Region, a lower-income renter would have to work more than 40 hours a week to overcome the gap between hourly wage and local fair market rent, a new study shows.

Mamaroneck village residents are 'rent' and 'cost' burdened. What that means - Vimarsana News

Mamaroneck village residents are 'rent' and 'cost' burdened. What that means

Nearly half of Mamaroneck households were 'rent burdened' in 2022, with 32% of households putting more than half of pre-taxed income into housing.

Source: yahoo.com
Kingston to begin planning effort for midtown redevelopment - Vimarsana News

Kingston to begin planning effort for midtown redevelopment

The City of Kingston is getting ready to launch its Midtown Thriving project, which will bring together businesses, nonprofits, residents

The Hudson Valley's Childcare Crisis - Vimarsana News

The Hudson Valley's Childcare Crisis

A new report from Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress, "Childcare in the Hudson Valley," documents the fact that the region is a childcare desert. Advocates are asking the state to set up a $1.2 billion fund to bolster wages for childcare workers.

These small towns have a big-city problem: The rent is way too high - Vimarsana News

These small towns have a big-city problem: The rent is way too high

An intensifying housing crisis has gripped New York City and urban areas around the country, fueled by the rising costs of homeownership, surging rents, and limited housing stock. Now, some places that were long considered more affordable are contending with those same factors.