Leaders from New Castle came together on September 12 to celebrate the launch of Brookfield Farms, an 85-home development intended to address the community’s need for affordable housing. This noteworthy collaboration between city officials, developers, and local partners is expected to shape the future of the city’s housing market.
Baltimore is launching a grant program to rehabilitate thousands of vacant homes. Spearheaded by Mayor Brandon Scott, this initiative seeks to reduce neighborhood blight, boost affordable housing, and rekindle investment in once-neglected communities.
Canada’s housing crisis is so severe that internal government documents warn it could harm the broader economy. Officials plan to launch a new agency to build homes faster, reflecting mounting pressure on Ottawa to find immediate solutions.
Cheyenne’s Housing and Community Development Office has opened the 2026 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) cycle to support local housing and community initiatives. Two training sessions are scheduled for organizations interested in applying for program funding.
A new poll shows that New Jersey voters strongly oppose converting local farmland into affordable housing. Of particular note, respondents voice significant resistance to using eminent domain to acquire farmland for development.
San Francisco Housing Authority’s Chief Executive Officer, Tonia Lediju, has parted ways with the agency. Multiple sources confirm her departure, but specific details surrounding her exit remain unknown.
Between May 26 and June 1, prospective homebuyers discovered a range of affordable homes in Hudson County, all priced at or below $400,000.
Between May 26 and June 1, Warren County offered a variety of homes under $350,000, giving prospective buyers numerous options across different neighborhoods.
Manchester is poised to bolster its affordable housing trust by selling three vacant properties, pending approval from city officials. The proposed sales aim to convert surplus city assets into valuable funding for housing initiatives.
Winfield Area Habitat for Humanity has initiated construction on its 33rd home, a five-bedroom residence that will soon shelter a family with six children. Located at 515 E. Third Ave., this project marks a significant milestone in the organization’s ongoing efforts to provide affordable housing.
