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Housing North expands programming in Manistee County with $250K commitment
Eight organizations in Manistee County will contribute $250,000 over the next three years to help expand nonprofit Housing North’s programming in the area.
Workforce housing a growing need for employers entering tourism season
More Michigan businesses are offering their employees housing solutions to prepare for peak tourism season this summer as hospitality and seasonal workers continue to be priced out of living near their employer.
Fuel, housing costs underscore public transportation access at affordable housing
Historically high housing and fuel prices have made access to public transportation an increasingly important piece to developing much-needed affordable housing.
Advocates await possible ‘once in a lifetime’ housing infrastructure investment
GRAND RAPIDS — Housing advocates are hopeful for a multi-million dollar infusion from Michigan’s share of federal stimulus money that would go toward a range of housing developments.
State seeks to expand access to key housing tax credit, but funding remains scarce
Proposed changes to the Low Income Housing Tax Credit program administered by the Michigan State Housing Development Authority seek to increase access to the funding tool to communities beyond downtowns and city centers.
Short-term rental bills draw concern from local officials, housing advocates
Local officials and affordable housing advocates in Michigan have been vocally opposed to legislation that would make short-term rentals a permitted use in all residential zones.
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Housing advocates oppose legislation that strips local authority over short-term rentals
Municipalities could lose a significant amount of their authority to regulate short-term rental properties under legislation that was approved Tuesday by a state House committee.
West Michigan cities weigh policy changes to bolster affordable housing
West Michigan cities are examining new policies to expand affordable housing and create a supportive environment for developers as studies show an ongoing need for more units.