The West End is being used as a dumping ground for recovery, transitional housing | Letter No, we don’t have the money or resources like the group that rejected the Joe Creason pickleball center ...

Mainers need resources to address our housing affordability crisis. I urge lawmakers to put all resources on the table to confront this problem. Fund the Maine Eviction Prevention Program.

Gov. Ned Lamont should face the fact that no plan to increase public housing or truly affordable housing in Connecticut can please those who want no additional housing or population in their towns.

I’ve been mulling over a recent article announcing a new high-rise to be built at Campbell and Speedway and a follow up by editorial by Louie Christensen welcoming the project.

I feel that a terrible injustice has been done to the West End. I’m not convinced that they didn’t know what it would do to ...

Hoosier housing advocates—who’ve long held that the state lacks enough affordable, stable and safe dwellings—asked Indiana Gov. Mike Braun to convene a dedicated commission in a Friday ...

Too many of us are feeling afraid.Maine’s housing crisis must be its top priority | Letter Too many of us are feeling afraid.

Along with many others, equal accessibility to housing is a human right we all are entitled to — not a privilege, nor something that would put any human in harm’s way.

Camilla Cavendish hits the nail on the head when she cites empty office blocks and department stores as potential refurbished accommodation to ease the housing crisis (Opinion, May 16). But why ...