Two workforce housing projects approved with subsidies with the developer being able to charge unaffordable rents.

City council bulked at the asking price for the Stillwater Cove apartments. To retain them as affordable housing, the city could become a takeout lender, helping to cover capital costs for the owners.

Palm Beach County approved two new workforce housing projects despite concerns over high rent costs. The developer argued that rising construction and insurance costs necessitate the high rent prices.

The Port of Seattle has filed an appeal in an attempt to overturn the Seattle City Council’s decision allowing an affordable ...

As housing developments in North Platte, such as Mulligan Meadows, continue to progress, the need for funding grows. Due to ...

Everyone for 20 blocks in every direction is going to gain a lot from this. It’s going to be very good for everybody,” the ...

Employee workforce housing options being explored for teachers, staff in San Luis Obispo County ...

Whitefish City Council received an update during Monday night’s meeting on the Whitefish housing workforce rental assistance ...

A developer is offering deals on workforce housing rentals in Breckenridge and Silverthorne, and deadlines to apply for ...

Tustin City Council changed its contract with the developer of the Jessup townhomes, which allowed for a roughly $290,000 ...

Titanium Partners is transforming the former nonprofit office space into a coffee shop, wine bar and midterm rentals, with ...