The Feed
Sunday, October 18
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47 Affordable Apartments in 19 Historic West End Buildings Move Toward a $23.5M Rehab Original
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Three Affordable Homes Open for Purchase at East Providence's Ivy Place, From $185,500 Original
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Developer Closes on Long-Vacant Wickford Elementary School, Plans 34 Apartments in $70M Project Original
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RI AnchorHome First-Time Buyer Mortgage Program Adds Three Lenders After Financing 119 Homes Original
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Former Green Line Apothecary on Providence's North Main Street Reborn as Seven Apartments Original
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Rhode Island Voters to Decide $120M Housing and Homeownership Bond on Nov. 3 Original
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RIHousing Wins National Award for Helping Cities and Towns Rewrite Zoning Rules Original
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Foundation Communities Opens Burleson Studios, 104 Supportive Apartments in Southeast Austin Original
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Knowles-Rowland House Reopens as 31 Supportive Apartments in Midtown Houston Original
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Houston Council Approves Braes Park, 144 Homes With 89 Affordable on City Land Off Stella Link Original
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David Weekley Homes Opens Sales at Walden Creek in Montgomery, With Two Model Homes Near Lake Conroe Original
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What Texas' Statewide Candidates Say They'll Do About Housing Costs, and What They're Leaving Out Original
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San Antonio Home Sales and Prices Slip in September as Inventory Reaches Six Months Original
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Augusta Breaks Ground on Riverlands, the First Home for Good Supportive Housing Project Original
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Yarmouth Starts 18 Affordable One-Bedroom Apartments Behind Town Hall Original
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Avesta Opens Seavey Crossing in Westbrook: 61 Affordable Apartments for Adults 55 and Older Original
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Bangor's Sunridge Senior Housing Opens: 50 Affordable Apartments, Built in About a Year Original
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Cape Elizabeth's Cape Commons, 18 Affordable Apartments Plus Shops, Clears Its Appeal Period Original
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What Maine's Three Candidates for Governor Would Do About Housing Original