In a strategic rebrand aimed at better aligning its mission and services, the Housing Assistance Program of Essex County has transitioned its name to Adirondack Roots. The […]
Housing Assistance Program Rebrands as Adirondack Roots
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New York Homeowners of Color Hit with $200M in Additional Costs
New York Attorney General Letitia James has issued a compelling call to state legislators, urging them to confront and rectify unjust credit and lending practices that perpetuate […]
Eligible Michiganders Could Receive an Extra $530/Month
Ann Arbor Takes the Lead: City Council Approves Two-Year Basic Income Pilot Program In a groundbreaking decision that takes aim at income inequality, the Ann Arbor City […]
McKinney’s New Pathways to Homeownership
The McKinney Housing Finance Corporation is thrilled to announce its collaborative initiative with the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA). Together, they are rolling out […]
The Housing Solutions Series: Key Takeaways
Addressing the pressing need for an estimated 7,500 additional housing units in the expansive Adirondack region is no small feat. But it’s a challenge that various entities […]
Restore Louisiana Homeowner Assistance Program: Deadline Looms Large
ORLEANS — Time is of the essence! The deadline to apply for the much-needed Restore Louisiana Homeowner Assistance Program is rapidly approaching, with Tuesday serving as the […]
Wyoming Increases Funding for Qualified Homeowners
CHEYENNE, Wyo. – Big news for Wyoming homeowners! The Wyoming Homeowner Assistance Fund (HAF) Program is doubling down to help even more residents stay in their homes. […]
Lower Your Home Expenses through Energy Efficiency Upgrades
Mark your calendars for October 30, dubbed National Weatherization Day and further endorsed by Governor John Carney as Delaware’s official Weatherization Day. This noteworthy date highlights the […]
New Hampshire’s Tax Deeds Move Forward with Council Approval
CLAREMONT, NH — During a comprehensive review of its tax deeding procedures at the Wednesday, October 25th meeting, the Claremont City Council gave its unanimous approval to […]
Homeowners in Palo Alto Challenge ‘Historical’ Designation Plans
In neighborhoods like Professorville, Crescent Park, and Downtown North, residents often feel a palpable sense of Palo Alto’s rich history. Many homes in these areas date back […]
