Current mobile home owners have nothing to fear ODESSA, Texas (KMID/KPEJ)- On April 14th, the City of Odessa gave notice to ...

Accepting a gift of an actively managed 146.3-acre woodlot and recommending resurfacing and possibly paving the length of ...

Pro-housing advocates offer an analysis of class relations that is more sophisticated and has more explanatory power than the ...

A House is Not Always a Home. The point being, that an individual or family can live in a house without feeling that it’s ...

The letter, sent to homeowners during the week of April 14, outlines a proposed amendment to the city’s zoning ordinance.

A new proposal from a Cincinnati City Council working group would mandate developers build income-restricted units in any ...

Some Odessa residents living in mobile or manufactured homes say they’re concerned about potentially losing their homes following a letter from the city that has sparked confusion and anxiety.

Charleston's rezoning rewrite is now on pause, as Mayor William Cogswell's staff works to assemble a new series of maps incorporating existing zoning ... to the expansive homes behind the gates ...

It looks like a mobile home park. The state says it isn’t. The folks in this Williston neighborhood are frustrated they can’t access the help that classification would afford them.

He cited a neighborhood where homes were demolished, and apartments were built in their place. Battle said the apartments were not in character of the neighborhood. Nunez also said the zoning ...