Lincoln County approves $150,000 for Waldoboro municipal housing infrastructure
Lincoln County commissioners authorized $150,000 in ARPA funding for Waldoboro water infrastructure tied to a municipal housing project.
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Madison Advances Inclusionary Affordable-Housing Zoning Changes
Madison’s 2026 land-development actions include an inclusionary overlay zoning district and revised affordable-housing requirements, but the final ordinance text and effective date remain unclear.
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Steuben County weighs 50-acre affordable-housing site west of Fremont
Steuben County is considering a $1.26 million purchase of about 50 acres at the former Country Meadows Golf Resort for a proposed affordable single-family housing development.
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Fontana Planning Commission Considered 83 Proposed Housing Units
Fontana’s Aug. 4 planning agenda included 83 proposed homes, including five affordable residences, but the approved notices do not show final action.
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Chattanooga proposes $7.8 million affordable-housing loan pool
Chattanooga is seeking a $7.8 million HUD-backed loan guarantee to create an affordable-housing financing pool, with public comments due June 30.
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Amarillo advances $208,334 home project on N. Monroe Street
Amarillo issued an environmental finding for a one-home project at 1110 N. Monroe St. that would use $80,000 in federal HOME funds.
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Miami-Dade proposes 36-unit affordable housing project in Hialeah
Miami-Dade staff recommended a 36-unit affordable housing project near Hialeah’s Metrorail station, but county approval and construction milestones remain.
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Clinton Township housing plan lists 682-unit pipeline, including Annandale Village
Clinton Township’s amended housing plan identifies 682 units across several sites, including 12 at Annandale Village and 258 affordable units overall.
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Midland Park affordable-housing plan remains active ahead of Aug. 12 zoning review
Midland Park planning materials continue to identify affordable housing and Fair Share Housing updates as active subjects after a March meeting addressed changes based on a settlement agreement.
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Stanhope schedules July 28 hearings on New Street bond and affordable-housing zoning
Stanhope Borough Council has scheduled July 28 public hearings on a $125,000 New Street improvement appropriation and a proposed revision to the borough’s affordable-housing overlay-zone ordinance.
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Construction Starts on 102-Unit Cornhill Housing Project
Construction is underway on an $80 million Utica project planned to add 102 affordable and supportive-housing units and two impact centers.
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California launches cabinet-level agency to coordinate housing and homelessness programs
California formally launched a new cabinet-level agency on July 1 to coordinate housing, homelessness, housing finance and related civil-rights programs across state government.
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Bellevue opens nearly $25M affordable-housing funding opportunity
Bellevue is seeking affordable-housing proposals for up to $24.95 million in potential funding, with applications due to ARCH by Sept. 11.
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U.N. Renews Global Urban Agenda Through 2036
The U.N. renewed its global urban policy framework through 2036, but cities still face a financing and authority gap over housing, services and climate.
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Gainesville Opens Public Comment on Three-Year Affordable Housing Funding Report
Gainesville is accepting comments through 5 p.m. Aug. 21 on a draft three-year SHIP report covering more than $4.17 million in combined funding and several housing-assistance activities.
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NJ Transit Seeks Developer for Housing and Retail Near Bayonne’s 34th Street Station
NJ Transit is seeking a development partner for 4.3 acres at Bayonne’s 34th Street station, where the solicitation envisions mixed-income housing, retail and transit improvements.
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Durham considers extending affordable-housing bond authority through 2029
Durham City Council is scheduled to hold an August 6 public hearing on extending the deadline to issue approximately $41.18 million in remaining voter-approved affordable-housing bonds.
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Yonkers seeks $400,816.80 in HUD HOME funds for Southwest Yonkers housing project
Yonkers plans to seek $400,816.80 in HUD HOME funds for Westhab’s proposed rehabilitation and preservation of 10 existing affordable and supportive-housing properties containing 96 units.
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Maine’s first statewide housing count beat the 2025 goal — but permits aren’t finished homes
Maine estimated 7,499 permitted housing units in 2025, surpassing its goal, but the first statewide dataset has coverage limits and the target rises to 13,300 units by 2030.
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Austin publishes affordable-housing compliance plan ahead of October 1 testing deadline
Austin Housing has established a phased plan to monitor more than 150 RHDA-supported properties, standardize reporting and improve tenant information, with testing and other tools scheduled through 2028.
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San Rafael’s new fiscal-year housing impact fee rates are now in effect
A Marin County fee schedule now applies to qualifying large homes, additions and rebuilds in San Rafael, with reductions possible for concurrent ADUs and related units.
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Hawaii keeps limited emergency housing and homelessness procurement flexibility through September
Two July 10 emergency proclamations remain active through Sept. 8, allowing limited procurement and development flexibility for qualifying housing projects and homelessness services while documentation and oversight obligations remain.