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The Delaware State Housing Authority is expecting to receive around $9.5 million in federal funding and is seeking public input on how to spend those dollars.
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Sussex County Council passes an ordinance aimed at boosting the county’s housing stock with new rules to promote affordability.
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Sussex County Council approves $1.6 million in Housing Trust Fund grants.
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Currently, the Delaware Fair Housing Act and Residential Landlord-Tenant Code includes an exemption so landlords do not face legal action if they choose to not accept government-sponsored rental vouchers.
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The bipartisan legislative package filed on Thursday known as "The Housing Agenda" aims to incentivize public and private investments in new construction, bolster existing state programs and create new opportunities for higher density development in Delaware.
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Retirees and second home seekers on the southern coast of Delaware continue to price out the middle-class.
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Members of the state House and Senate Housing committees convened to hear from authors of several new reports on the current state of Delaware’s housing needs.
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Mary Ellen Gray says her development priorities include maintaining Rehoboth’s vibrancy, small-town feel and high quality of life for residents and visitors.
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The Delaware State Housing Authority says the recently released Housing Needs Assessment data confirms what it’s hearing — Delaware households are cost burdened.
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Outside consulting firm Root Policy Research releases data on housing costs, affordability and projected housing needs for Delaware based on this past year.