ity council is going to bat for would-be homeowners, applauding a forgivable loan program for down payments and swiftly defeating a push to steer funding toward affordable housing. Politicians threw their support behind the revival of a Queen’s Park and Ottawa-funded, city-stewarded program that would provide some London renters a 20-year forgivable loan up to […]
hould money potentially earmarked for Londoners to get a loan for a down payment on a home instead be directed to shelters or affordable housing?
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The rule would prohibit extended stays at MDOT rest areas and carpool lots—spaces where some unhoused Michigan residents have sought refuge.
The city is looking to give London renters a hand up by bringing back a forgivable loan that can go towards owning a house
This year, trade instability and high construction costs delivered a tranquilizer dart to the home-building industry.
A Free Press reader calls for leadership in health care, on regulatory bodies, and on the public to demand better from mental health units.
The site of a closed elementary school on Hamilton Road could be home to a new park, townhomes and apartment buildings.
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Traverse City Facebook groups are being flooded by fake real estate listings, featuring photos of real properties and luring in renters with affordable prices.
A group of 15 community organizations is coming together to host the city’s second tenants’ support fair — a free event that aims to educate renters about their rights and help them access resources.
Crafting new laws benefits from consultation, careful debate, expert testimony, and even compromise
City staff are recommending the city pursue housing development on a parking lot in Old East Village and two lots at Ridout and Horton
City hall is starting to look for builders to re-develop its campus at 300 Dufferin Ave., loading it with more office space, housing, and parking.