#public-housing

#public-housing

Montgomery County is spearheading a new approach to public housing with a $100 million revolving fund to address the housing crisis.

A new 12-story building for affordable senior housing is being proposed on West 108th Street, focusing on social services for low-income and formerly homeless seniors.

The housing authority approved plans to demolish and rebuild the Fulton and Elliott-Chelsea Houses, initiating tenant support measures during the process.

The city is pursuing public housing on downtown parking lots amidst community debate.

Tanese Orr transitioned from public housing to homeownership in a NYC housing lottery program, aiming for stability in her desired neighborhood.

NYCHA's PACT program aims to enhance public housing through private management and significant funding for repairs.

Residents of a troubled public housing development in Milwaukee are frustrated with issues such as safety concerns, mold, and pest infestations, leading them to seek attention and demand changes.

Spectrum is enhancing technology education in Staten Island with a $30,000 grant for digital literacy programs.

Brad Lander proposes a plan to enhance NYC's public housing, focusing on repair oversight, funding increases, and tenant involvement.

Elon Musk's approach should phase out public housing due to its inefficacy and poor condition.

Atlanta has historical significance in public housing, both in creation and demolition, reflecting broader issues in housing policy.

Brian Goldstone's work reveals the complexities of the 'working homeless' phenomenon amidst urban gentrification.

Residents may finally get a rebuilt public housing complex after being displaced due to a ceiling collapse, though completion will take several years.

The National Public Housing Museum in Chicago opens on April 4, 2023, after nearly two decades of development to honor public housing history.

AB Stockholmshem's new headquarters aims to decentralize City administration and foster community connections in Skärholmen.

The Trump administration's new directive seeks to prevent illegal migrants from receiving public housing benefits.

Agencies HUD and DHS will collaborate to identify ineligible migrants using taxpayer resources.

The Biden administration permits undocumented migrants to reside in public housing, increasing competition for limited resources among low-income citizens.

Emergency rental assistance funds from HUD have been depleted with no plans for replenishment.

The MOU aims to ensure taxpayer-funded housing assists only eligible American citizens, linking immigration enforcement with housing affordability.

HUD staff express concern over potential disruptions from new DOGE order affecting operations and funding.

Singapore's new rules on cat ownership in public housing leave many cats like Xinderella in regulatory limbo, with unclear enforcement measures.

Tiffany Lim and Bryan Lee bought their ideal four-room apartment in Singapore's Pinnacle@Duxton on their first viewing, influenced by the pandemic's urgency.

The Public Housing Emergency Response Act aims to secure a $70 billion investment in public housing to address urgent repair needs.

NYCHA residents can transform over 2,000 acres of open space into functional community areas through a new toolkit initiative.

Coney Island Houses tenants voted against the NYC Public Housing Preservation Trust, preferring traditional public housing funding for repairs.

Residents like Lara oppose NYCHA's demolition plan, valuing their homes over new amenities.

An Oakland Housing Authority officer and a suspect were both shot during a police stop, both are stable in the hospital.

A deadly triple shooting took place in Brooklyn, resulting in one death and two critical injuries.

The tragic case of Desaray Gilliard underscores the urgent need for improvements in public housing and the impact of violence on vulnerable communities.

A 16-year-old boy was fatally shot in Brooklyn alongside another youth's recent murder, highlighting escalating gun violence in New York.

Eugene Burger Management Corporation has been replaced due to poor performance in managing San Francisco's last two public housing projects.

The fire in a vacant building highlights ongoing management issues at the Potrero Hill complex.

Local opposition intensifies against NYC's decision to establish a large migrant shelter in the South Bronx, citing inadequate community input.

Residents oppose building housing on downtown parking lots due to fears of increased decline in the area and loss of essential parking spaces.

Brooklyn detectives are investigating a stabbing that left a man injured at a public housing complex, with no arrests made yet.

Eugene Burger Management Corporation faces potential removal from managing San Francisco's public housing due to ongoing controversies and mismanagement.

Eugene Burger Management consistently fails to meet public housing standards in San Francisco, prompting calls for its removal and highlighting significant tenant concerns.

Evictions from Potrero Hill public housing have raised serious concerns about management practices and tenant rights.

Residents and attorneys are urging the San Francisco Housing Authority to dismiss Eugene Burger Management due to mismanagement and ethics violations.

Incidents of assault in Fort Greene, with a woman stabbed multiple times by a stranger in a public housing development.

A defenseless puppy was found severely injured after being thrown down a trash chute and ultimately had to be euthanized due to its injuries.