Homeless youth exacerbate metro housing crisis
Recent reports show that only about one-third of the affordable housing units needed in the past decade have been built.
Recent reports show that only about one-third of the affordable housing units needed in the past decade have been built.
Too many people have to work two jobs to even afford a place to live.
According to the 'Mapping Prejudice' website, 78% of White families own homes in Minneapolis, compared to 25% of Black families.
Minnesota Housing Commissioner Jennifer Ho anticipates that the funding will last through June 2022.
Of the 943,000 jobs created in July, 380,000 were in the hospitality sector, where wages are notoriously low...
Eleven of 13 Minneapolis City Councilmembers voted in favor of both charter amendments establishing a process for passing rent control ...
Policymakers face the urgent and critical task of ending the eviction moratorium while ensuring housing stability and adequate protections for ...
The median sales price for homes in cities from Minneapolis to Miami to Manhattan has increased by more than 50% ...
'We are doing exactly what they did in the 1960s. $1,100 for a studio is too much for this community.'
'They are disregarding their responsibility and obligation to the community to make money.'
The Minnesota Housing Finance Agency has made it a priority to mitigate racial disparities in homeownership.
A closer look at how the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated the growing problem of homelessness in Minnesota.
Seniors also are finding themselves at a growing rate of homelessness. The coronavirus outbreak has only exacerbated the housing problem ...
Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution that will reduce the number of parks with temporary ...
The $100 million investment will be funded with federal dollars through the Coronavirus Relief Fund, which was authorized by the ...
Old National Bank announced that it would present two local nonprofit organizations with $10K grants.
We need to rethink the system that brought us here in the first place.
New 'market-rate' apartments do not open up lower-end units. What they do is make all rents go up.
Minneapolis' intermediary inclusionary zoning policy was implemented as an official regulatory policy on January 1 of 2020.
Though many states have raised the minimum wage, it's important to note that the federal minimum wage still remains $7.25 ...
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