
The Affordable Housing Landscape in La Porte County, in 2026
The Current Crisis The Numbers Tell a Stark Story: The Human Impact: According to Center Township Trustee Lisa Pierzakowski, as quoted in a previous blog

The Current Crisis The Numbers Tell a Stark Story: The Human Impact: According to Center Township Trustee Lisa Pierzakowski, as quoted in a previous blog

Housing is more than just a roof over one’s head; it’s the foundation for everything else in life, and directly impacts health, children’s education, the

In our series on the connection between affordable housing and economic development, we want to highlight how building affordable housing can be a powerful tool

When businesses evaluate what influences workforce productivity, they often focus on training programs, competitive salaries, and workplace culture. But there’s a less obvious factor that

When we talk about affordable housing, the focus is usually on providing stable shelter for families in need. While this should remain a primary goal,

As we continue our series on housing policy in Indiana in 2025, we want to take a look at House Bill 1005, its intent, the

In La Porte County, we face an affordable housing crisis, partly due to a physical shortage of rental properties. This lack of rental homes drives

Senate Enrolled Act 142 (Public Law 128), Effective July 1, 2025, will make a significant difference for some and provide a path towards stable housing

Indiana’s 2025 legislative session brought significant changes to housing policy across our state. From protecting tenants’ rights to expanding housing infrastructure, lawmakers enacted several measures

In September, we explored the powerful insights from the book “Lessons from Eviction Court,” written by Indiana eviction attorney and college professor Fran Quigley. Through