Nearly $1 million in federal funding will help build 24 energy-efficient homes for low-income families in rural Kent and Sussex counties, Delaware’s congressional delegation announced Wednesday.

Milton officials approve site plans tied to the Park Royal Apartment Complex, while relocation continues to concern neighbors as site plans continue to be finalized.

Georgetown Town Council is expected to discuss the possible modification or repeal of the town's cottage housing zoning ordinance after Mayor Angela Townsend requested the item be placed on the agenda.

The City of Lewes is joining a some Delaware municipalities pushing back against a new bill aimed at increasing affordable housing across the state.

A bill aimed at increasing Delaware's supply of affordable housing is one step closer to becoming law after clearing the Delaware Senate, though debate continues over the state's role in local land-use decisions.

More than 100 golfers participated in the Walt Jones Memorial Golf Outing this year, helping Sussex County Habitat for Humanity raise over $30,000 for affordable housing projects.

Delaware lawmakers are advancing a wide-ranging housing bill aimed at expanding affordable housing opportunities statewide, though municipal leaders are raising concerns about potential impacts on local control over zoning and land-use decisions.

Gov. Matt Meyer on Monday announced the launch of Delaware’s new Permitting Accelerator, a key part of his JobsFirst initiative.

Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings announced that a federal appeals court rejected an effort by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to impose new restrictions on housing assistance funding.

Sussex County Council did not vote on a proposal for a temporary moratorium on certain cluster subdivisions in rural areas. Supporters believe it represents smart growth, while opponents fear worsening the housing shortage.