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The Kentucky Housing Corporation has received applications for housing funding from the state s Rural Housing Trust Fund requesting more than $18 million for rebuilding single family homes in regions of the state still recovering from catastrophic flooding and tornadoes. Wendy Smith, deputy executive director of the Kentucky Housing Corporation, explained very few affected homeowners carry flood insurance, and homeowners policies typically do not cover flooding. She said money from the trust fund will be critical for helping middle and moderate income Kentuckians rebuild their houses. . ....
Advocates for affordable housing in Virginia are holding a forum today for Richmond region candidates to speak with local residents about the state s housing crisis. Across Virginia, the median rent has increased 24%. Earlier this year, the City of Richmond declared a housing crisis based on low housing inventory. . ....
As refugees and immigrant families try to carve out new futures in North Dakota, aid groups said some people are having their lives upended by housing-related issues. They point to costly fees when moving out of a rental unit. The organization Bismarck Global Neighbors said it s working with a family from East Africa who was asked to pay $6,000 after moving out of an apartment building. . ....
The affordable housing crisis in New Hampshire is widespread and a new survey found a majority of voters support legislative action to fix it. The survey conducted by the Center for Ethics in Society at Saint Anselm College showed 60% of voters believe the state should change its planning and zoning laws to allow for more affordable housing development. Max Latona, executive director of the center, said perceptions of affordable housing are changing as the problem hits closer to home for more people. . ....