A new Delaware law aimed at increasing affordable housing is changing how some housing projects are reviewed, prompting Millsboro leaders to take a closer look at what the changes could mean for local development.
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Springboard Cottage Community, a proposed affordable housing project in Georgetown, was reviewed and discussed by the Preliminary Land Use Service, also known as PLUS.
The District 20 Democratic primary pits incumbent Alonna Berry’s record and support for Senate Bill 23 against Ruby Schaeffer’s call for its repeal, with both candidates promising to address housing, development and other issues facing those who live in Sussex County.
Georgetown Town Council voted 3-1 to begin the process of repealing the town’s cottage housing ordinance.
Sussex County Habitat for Humanity celebrated the dedication of the seventh home in the Milford Homeownership Project, welcoming the Jeffcoat family home with a ribbon-cutting.
Georgetown leaders will take the next step in deciding the future of the town's cottage housing ordinance, as the town’s Ad Hoc Committee meets on Thursday, Aug. 5, to discuss whether to recommend repealing, replacing or amending the local law.
Dewey Beach is asking people across the community to help guide the town's future by participating in public surveys as work continues on an updated Comprehensive Plan.
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.