Housing
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1977 law that effectively ended redlining is overdue for updates, new book author argues
In his new book, Josh Silver says that despite progress from the Community Reinvestment Act, communities like Milwaukee could be left behind if the CRA is not reformed for the modern age.
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‘Finally ours’: Factory-built homes help families realize ownership dreams. But stigma and barriers persist.
A more efficient, affordable development model helps Habitat for Humanity build more homes during a housing crisis. But some Wisconsin municipalities exclude manufactured homes from neighborhoods.
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Green Bay suburb considers ban on camping on public property
Earlier this month, the village of Ashwaubenon’s public works committee unanimously recommended the Village Board approve an ordinance prohibiting camping or lodging on village-owned property.
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Residents consider a cooperative future as manufactured housing parks go up for sale
Worried about private equity ownership, residents explore purchasing parks and running them as cooperatives. Wisconsin doesn’t make it easy.
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Assembly approves GOP housing package, including building code bill
The state Assembly approved a rash of bills on Tuesday aimed at expanding affordable housing in Wisconsin.
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Veteran transitional housing programs in Chippewa Falls, Green Bay close doors
Facilities assisting homeless Wisconsin veterans in Chippewa Falls and Green Bay have closed and — as of Tuesday — their funding officially ran out.
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‘They are squeezing everybody in this park to death’: Owners of manufactured homes get little protection as private equity moves in
Wisconsin regulators rarely inspect parks and allow many to go unlicensed — all while frustrations simmer with unresponsive landlords.
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This Wisconsin city is demolishing 4 shuttered school buildings. Here’s what will be done with the sites.
Four shuttered Kenosha schools will soon be torn down by the city, with plans in the works to build single-family homes on two of the sites.
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GOP lawmakers: Newly unveiled bills aim to boost Wisconsin’s affordable housing supply
Republican state lawmakers are seeking co-sponsors for more than half a dozen bills that they say are aimed at increasing Wisconsin’s supply of affordable housing.
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Madison congregation aims to build affordable housing atop new church building
Congregants at a downtown Madison church say their goal is to respond to the city’s affordable housing crisis.










