affordable housing

The tenants are suing their current and former landlords after the properties were removed from the low-income housing tax credit program. The injunction means they can stay in their homes while their case progresses. They've been supported by Springfield Tenants Unite and the Heartland Center for Jobs and Freedom.

A judge's decision in a hearing held Monday will decide if tenants can stay in their homes while the class action lawsuit against their current and former landlords moves through the courts.

Housing issues played a big role at Monday night’s Springfield City Council meeting.

The city hopes to address a need for affordable housing in its urban core through small footprint multi-unit buildings like duplexes and small apartments.

The nonprofit hopes to provide affordable housing for low-income residents in Taney County.

Monday night, Springfield City Council voted 8-to-1 to approve the first major overhaul to Springfield’s land development code in 30 years

The homelessness and housing nonprofit broke ground on its new development last Friday.

Maplewood Villas is located at 550 N. Duke Ave., in Springfield. The Kitchen will cut the ribbon on the property Tuesday, August 29 at 11am.

The proposed mixed-use development on Commercial Street drew public concern during the July 10 Springfield City Council meeting.

Council voted 8 to zero on Monday night to extend a $300,000 dollar low-interest loan to a mixed-income apartment building, signaling city support for the $9 million Nordic Landing redevelopment plan.