Housing Secretary States Unauthorized Individuals Might No Longer Reside in Government-Funded Housing
Housing Secretary Claims End to Illegal Immigrant Housing Scott Turner, the U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, appeared on Fox News’ “Jesse Watters Primetime” and asserted that illegal immigrants will no longer reside in taxpayer-funded homes. He, along with Secretary of Homeland Security Christie Noem, recently announced the termination of what they called the […]
Could buildings with just one staircase help solve L.A.’s housing problem?
Changes to Staircase Regulations in Los Angeles Architect Simon Ha is working to fit his apartment building design into a 6,400-square-foot lot in Hollywood. The regulations in Los Angeles pose a challenge, as they require two staircases for buildings like his. After thinking it over, he devised what he calls a “Swiss watch” solution for […]
Huntsville Housing Authority might prolong curfew after demonstrating positive outcomes in reducing crime
Huntsville Housing Authority Considers Expanding Curfew Policy The Huntsville Housing Authority is looking into broadening its curfew policy, as it seems to be aiding efforts to combat crime in the area. This curfew has been active for residents in housing authorities since June, put in place after a tragic shooting incident that resulted in two […]
City Council in L.A. disagrees with state bill for tighter housing near transit stops
Los Angeles City Council Rejects Housing Bill In a heated meeting on Tuesday, the Los Angeles City Council voted 8 to 5 against a state bill designed to expand high-density housing near public transport options. The council members argued that critical planning decisions should remain under local control. The proposed legislation, known as Senate Bill […]
County Supervisors Endorse Zoning Division for Housing Project
At a recent meeting of the Graham County Board of Supervisors on August 4, 2025, significant decisions were made concerning zoning rules that impact local residents seeking more manageable living conditions. The board approved changes to rezone several areas from general land use to single-family homes, making it possible to have smaller lot sizes for […]
Community Attempts to Take Over 175-Year-Old Farmland from Family for Lower-Cost Housing
New Jersey Family Farm Faces Threat of Expropriation A 175-year-old family farm in New Jersey is at risk as the local Town Council aims to seize 21 acres to construct affordable housing. This case has garnered significant attention across the country. In April, the Cranberry Township Board communicated to Andy Henry, via his lawyer, that […]
Commission Examines Community Issues Regarding Suggested Housing Project
Coconino County officials are actively responding to community concerns about new developments in the Valley Williams area. During a Planning and Zoning Committee meeting on July 30, 2025, residents shared their views on proposed housing projects and infrastructure upgrades, revealing a mix of support and apprehension about the impending changes. Public comments showcased a blend […]
City Council Approves Changes in Zoning for Housing Projects in San Jose
Graham County Board of Supervisors Meeting Highlights The Board of Supervisors in Graham County, Arizona, met on August 4, 2025, to discuss significant community issues like land use and local initiatives aimed at enhancing compliance and support within the area. The meeting opened with a straightforward agenda item regarding a request to rezone a parcel […]
Forecasts for Alabama’s housing market in 2025 and how to respond
The Alabama housing market is steadily recovering in the first half of 2025, showing improvements in sales, prices, and inventory, which are approaching pre-pandemic levels. Even with economic uncertainties, indicators point to a stable market that is adjusting to new norms. Alabama Realtors® plans to unveil five essential forecasts for the future later this year. […]
Modular housing company reveals 110 new job openings at its new facility in Middle Tennessee
BuildEx Modular-Tennessee announced on August 6, 2025, plans to invest $23.3 million in its manufacturing facility located in Fayetteville, Tennessee. This investment is expected to create around 110 jobs. The modular home manufacturer is focusing on relocating to Lincoln County, committing funds to renovate existing structures and expand its workforce. According to the announcement, the […]