The Delaware State Housing Authority (DSHA) announced $3.4 million in preliminary project awards through its 2025 Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) cycle. The funding will support the creation of 105 new affordable units and preserve 116 existing ones across four development projects statewide.

Affordable and workforce housing was discussed during the third Sussex County Land Use Reform Working Group meeting held Thursday morning.

A coalition of housing and real estate organizations is calling on Delaware leaders to allocate at least 1% of the state budget to affordable housing.

Help is on the way for local homeowners, as Sussex County Community Development Director Brandy Nauman secured a $1.8 million grant for the 2025 fiscal year.

Residents and stakeholders in Rehoboth Beach recently gathered to share insights and ideas during a series of strategic plan listening sessions hosted by the city.

On Tuesday, the Georgetown Town Council approved an ordinance to amend the Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map and the zoning map, reclassifying part of the First Baptist Church of Georgetown's property from Highway Commercial District to Townhouse Residential District to facilitate a proposed multi-family housing development by Davison Realty Inc.

The Milford Housing Development Corporation and partners have completed the first Accessory Dwelling Unit on a single-family property in Milford.

The Maryland Office of People’s Counsel is celebrating a significant milestone this year: 100 years of advocating for the state’s utility customers.

In a bid to tackle the pressing need for affordable housing in downtown Milford, the Milford Housing Development Corporation has been given approval by Mayor and City Council to construct 27 new townhomes along the picturesque Riverwalk area. This initiative aims to offer viable homeownership options.