Post 2 (Built Differently: How Factory-Made Homes Could Solve the Housing Crisis) and post 3 ( The Rules that Build the Shortage: How Zoning Became
We’ve talked a lot about zoning on this blog, but we wanted to include it in this series because it is such a crucial part
We’ve done multiple blog posts on how the construction industry builds homes the same way it did a century ago: large, mostly single-family homes. Meanwhile,
While Homeward Bound Villages is currently focusing on rental properties with our Karwick Village project, we were recently asked why we don’t discuss homeownership options
The affordable housing crisis gets a lot of attention these days, as many seek the American dream of homeownership but find themselves locked out of
The American dream is a cute three-bedroom house with a white picket fence outside, a formal dining room and living room, a yard, and possibly
La Porte County, like much of the U.S., faces a housing crisis. Families working full-time can’t find affordable homes. Seniors on fixed incomes stretch every
The term “affordable housing” is used frequently these days. Some use this term correctly, while others do not fully comprehend the actual definition of what
We’re in that familiar construction rhythm at Karwick Village, finishing the details that transform our building site into a community, while Mother Nature reminds us
Are you new to the affordable housing discussion or in the fact-finding phase about this critical issue? You’re not alone. With so many acronyms, percentages,