A San Francisco public housing project praised by elected officials has been accused of discrimination because it appears to favor seniors from the LGBTQ community — according to a complaint filed by a concerned resident who called the plan “blatantly illegal.” the A 15-storey residential project The project at 1939 Market Street will provide 187 … Read more
State lawmakers are set to miss their budget deadline on Tuesday, and the bottom line is sure to be bloated, but… some Good may come out of it – if Gov. Kathy Hochul stands firm. The government has proposed a massive $263 billion spending plan for next year, up 4.5% from last year, including a … Read more
I travel over 5,000 miles every year to visit my YiaYia and Pappou in the Mediterranean. I’m lucky my grandparents come from a beautiful place rich in culture, cuisine, and cerulean blue waters. Missing them more than ever, I’ve had my eye on flights from JFK to ATH waiting for a price drop. But before … Read more
Fun fact about me: I was born and raised in Paris. So not to toot my own horn or anything, but I know a little thing or two about French-girl style: the classic lines, the natural fibers, the stripes, the navies and burgundies, the touches of glitter, leopard, and ribbon to glam up the whole … Read more
ASAN (KXAN) – Austin City Council is expected to start the process of establishing a housing fund aimed at attracting charitable resources to our city to pay the costs of maintaining housing that occurs naturally. The idea came from Austin Mark Duchene, after Austin’s leaders realized that they had gaps in affordable housing incentives programs … Read more
Denver (KDVR)-The Denver Real Estate Development and Investment Company has cleared a new housing community at reasonable prices of 50 units that serve 62 years and over. On Wednesday, in a press statement, MGL Partners announced that the construction has started for ILIFF apartments, located in the Denver Hills University neighborhood, 4750 E. Ilif Ave. … Read more
(BCN) – The construction of nearly 200 apartments will be achieved at reasonable prices next month in southern San Jose. The San Jose City Council unanimously agreed to the multi -capacity housing revenue bond of $ 73.7 million on June 10 to close the remaining gap to finance the development of the well -affected housing … Read more