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Private management of subsidized housing creates problems for low-income older Arkansans - Vimarsana News

Private management of subsidized housing creates problems for low-income older Arkansans

Carolyn Price refuses to push herself past her limits. The 77-year-old asks her relatives or neighbors to get items from high shelves when she needs them, and she knows where the flaws are in the carpeting of the Little Rock apartment she has called home since January 2010. “I know where to step, how to […] The post Private management of subsidized housing creates problems for low-income older Arkansans appeared first on Arkansas Advocate.

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A Rare Success Story for Public Housing Conversion - Vimarsana News

A Rare Success Story for Public Housing Conversion

Residents are set to return to their rehabbed homes after a hard-fought voluntary public housing conversion saved a fifth of this Missouri town’s housing.

MHN Announces 2023 Excellence Awards Winners - Vimarsana News

MHN Announces 2023 Excellence Awards Winners

On November 30th, Multi-Housing News held its annual Excellence Awards Ceremony, which honored many high-level industry achievements.

Spa City's public housing fails to meet standard - Vimarsana News

Spa City's public housing fails to meet standard

The public finance authority that issued tax credits for the $53.7 million renovation of the city's public housing stock said 70 of the 79 units inspected in May were out of compliance with Low Income Housing Tax Credit program regulations.

Woes addressed in HUD report - Vimarsana News

Woes addressed in HUD report

The unsightliness of the grounds this winter at Mountain View Heights, the 365 units the Hot Springs Housing Authority used to manage and own, got the attention of state lawmakers.