#housing

#housing

Veterans relocated to a hotel worry about returning to renovated housing that may not meet their needs.

Santa Clara County allocates $2 million for repairs and oversight of group homes serving mentally ill and addicted individuals.

Santa Clara County is addressing the conditions of independent living homes for those with mental illness and substance use issues by providing repair grants.

NYC is hosting multiple hearings and events focused on housing, land use, and tenant rights, emphasizing the city's commitment to addressing these critical issues.

Residents at Queensbridge South feel unsafe due to dysfunctional key fobs and doors, leading them to resort to duct tape for temporary solutions.

Landlords delayed informing tenants about a serious Legionella bacteria outbreak, risking residents' health.

Effective communication and prompt action are crucial in public health emergencies.

Access to quality journalism is vital for informed public discourse, especially on critical issues.

A significant number of renters face challenges retrieving their full security deposits, often unaware of their rights.

Renter rights are essential as more people become renters and face rising housing costs.

District 9 Supervisor Jackie Fielder challenges the claim that capping shelter stays improves housing flow, attributing waitlist changes to adjusted eligibility requirements.

Social home additions in 2024 fell short of targets but affordable home supports exceeded expectations.

Local Law 97 aims to reduce emissions but poses a financial threat to middle-class housing through burdensome compliance measures and costs.

NYC's housing challenges persist with stalled projects and inadequate support for vulnerable populations.

Tariffs on aluminum and steel raise construction costs, potentially leading to higher rents and fewer new housing projects.

Finding housing in NYC is challenging due to high rents and competition.

New York City's ongoing job growth drives ambitious rezoning initiatives aimed at affordable housing and economic expansion.

New York City rents are projected to rise due to tariffs on construction materials, particularly affecting Manhattan and the Bronx.

Antonio Reynoso advocates for a comprehensive approach to housing and education in Brooklyn, focusing on inclusion and addressing gentrification issues.

Doug Ford's new cabinet maintains continuity while reshuffling key roles in housing, education, and environment.

Croydon ranks 289th nationally but excels in education and green spaces, facing challenges with wellbeing and high housing costs.

Almost all children in London received a place in their preferred primary school, despite a decline in overall pupil applications.

Kraft criticizes Wu's housing policies, student performance outcomes, and public safety claims as unsatisfactory for Boston.

The Broadwater Farm estate is set for a pilot refurbishment to address safety issues due to structural concerns.

The project focuses on fire safety, structural strengthening, and energy efficiency improvements.

San Jose is transferring a problematic motel to convert it into permanent housing for the homeless.

The city initially used the motel for temporary shelter during the pandemic.

The arrival of the first housing units at Stone Pine Cove marks hope for improved living conditions for farmworkers after the Half Moon Bay tragedy.

The need for proactive education on housing rights and anti-discrimination laws is urgent to combat application denials based on criminal records.

Mayor Daniel Lurie is focusing on San Francisco's public safety, housing, and homelessness issues after 100 days in office.

The city is enhancing partnerships and programs to address homelessness and increase shelter capacity amid funding challenges.

The San Jose safe parking site has reached capacity, aiding homeless individuals in transitioning to permanent housing.

Los Angeles' mansion tax may be reducing overall apartment construction, worsening housing affordability.

Measure ULA, despite its nickname, imposes a significant tax burden on a variety of properties and requires reform to address its issues.

Roam is focused on making housing more affordable with interest rates below 5%, enhancing buyer purchasing power.

Finding affordable housing in Berlin is increasingly difficult for those on median incomes.

Savills is reviewing the financial viability of the Edmonton project amidst delays and challenges in home delivery.

Santa Clara's landscape transformation is delayed despite completed apartments, with future plans for a major mixed-use development stalled.

Recent developments include new high-rises that add significant residential units and public amenities.

High-tech damp and mould sensors can significantly improve housing conditions by providing early warning and proactive management.

Residents at Barham Park have paid for a nonexistent lift for two years, sparking outrage and claims of financial mismanagement by their housing association.

The NYC Housing Calendar highlights critical events and hearings related to housing and land use, focusing on tenant support and affordable housing opportunities.

Linda Lara, 72, experienced a significant rent hike that forced her to move, but found relief in securing a subsidized apartment.

City Limits provides information on housing and land use-related events, public hearings, and affordable housing lotteries in NYC.

Westminster City Council urges changes in the law to reclaim long-vacant properties for local use.

Local councils can impose significant community infrastructure levy fees unexpectedly, impacting homeowners during renovation projects.

Proper documentation is crucial for exemption from community infrastructure levy charges, which many homeowners neglect.

The housing market will worsen without skilled laborers, necessitating a revamp of immigration policies to meet construction industry demands.

The Trump administration's new HUD-DHS partnership aims to identify undocumented immigrants in subsidized housing, raising concerns among local officials.

California bill proposes requiring working stoves and refrigerators in new rental leases, addressing renter frustrations.

A necessary change for modern living standards in residential properties.

Renting flats without the right to register ('anmelden') is illegal under German tenancy law.

Landlords must provide a registration certificate to tenants as required by the Federal Registration Act.

Kayla Gore is creating a neighborhood of tiny homes for Black transgender individuals in Tennessee to combat housing insecurity.

Hosting students has transformed my quiet home into a lively space, helping ease the grief after losing my husband.

The Jamaica Neighborhood Plan aims to rezone an area to develop 12,000 homes and create 7,000 new jobs.

Boca Raton is experiencing a rental boom with significant new developments to meet increasing housing demands.