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Affordable housing and police reform define D.C.'s at-large city council race – People's World - Vimarsana News

Affordable housing and police reform define D.C.'s at-large city council race – People's World

WASHINGTON—The race for two D.C. City Council at-large seats continues to heat up ahead of Election Day as aspirants vie to make an impression in a crowded seven-candidate race. The local Democratic Party already nominated incumbent Anita Bonds, propelling her towards a likely win of one seat.

Massachusetts renters are fighting for the right to buy their buildings - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts renters are fighting for the right to buy their buildings

The Tenant Opportunity Act would give renters the chance to buy their buildings. Critics say the process will stifle construction of new housing.

Source: wgbh.org
As homeownership rates decline in New York City, could community land trusts be an answer? - Vimarsana News

As homeownership rates decline in New York City, could community land trusts be an answer?

Skyrocketing housing prices and rents have advocates looking to separate housing from investing.

Housing In Brief: Mississippi's Governor Is Leaving Eviction Prevention Funds On The Table - Vimarsana News

Housing In Brief: Mississippi's Governor Is Leaving Eviction Prevention Funds On The Table

Also, NYC could offer nonprofits first bid for public land.

District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency Expands Affordable Housing Investments With Shepherd Park in Ward 4 Neighborhood - Vimarsana News

District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency Expands Affordable Housing Investments With Shepherd Park in Ward 4 Neighborhood

WASHINGTON, DC - The District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency (DCHFA) closed out the month of June by financing the construction of Shepherd Park Apartments. DCHFA issued $16.3 million in tax exempt bonds and underwrote $1.8 million in Low Income Housing Tax Credits for the construction of 66 new affordable apartments at 7428 Georgia Avenue NW in Ward 4. “Every deal that the Agency closes creates more affordable housing for District residents and brings us closer to meeting Mayor...