Jimmy Carter’s affordable housing efforts began in NYC’s East Village
Former President Jimmy Carter, who died on Sunday at the age of 100, famously spent decades after leaving the White House helping to build affordable homes with the organization Habitat for Humanity — an effort that began with the rehab of a crumbling apartment building in the East Village.
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This affordable housing proposal has been in the works since former Mayor Jim Kenney's first term, and provides 70% of its ...
The Southern Door Community Land Trust said Binghamton City Council's recent decision to allocate $387,749 in ARPA funding to ...
Some Falls Church officials are hoping 2025 will be a year of moving from conversation to concrete decisions in addressing ...
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Homelessness in the U.S. jumped 18.1% this year, hitting a record level, with the dramatic rise driven mostly by a lack of ...
Tempe residents can expect to see several new projects in 2025, including a new shopping center, affordable housing and a ...
Soul apartments open in Saint Paul offering affordable housing options for families, with units tied to 30%-60% of the median income.
A proposed housing project near English Turn in Algiers was dealt another major blow on Monday. Here's what happened.
New Jersey’s ambitious plans to build tens of thousands of new affordable homes over the next decade could be impacted by ...
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has signed three bills, expanding affordable housing options for renters across Michigan. Senate Bills ...
For years, the community has expressed the need for more affordable housing, accessible amenities and vibrant public spaces.' ...
On Monday, 16 families began moving into the first buildings of the long-awaited housing complex. Carter’s death sparked a ...
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