The application window runs from March 9 to March 22. Households must qualify and funding is limited.
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Posted inDetroit City Notebook, Housing
Leland House move out plan isn’t final
Steven Rimmer, director of the Detroit Tenants Union, said approval hasn’t yet been granted for a city-led process to help former tenants reclaim items they left behind.
Posted inCivic and Community Information, Detroit City Notebook, Housing
Scott Benson working toward ‘stable neighborhoods’ across district
BridgeDetroit is scheduling one-on-one interviews with all members of the City Council at the start of their new term to understand their priorities and governing philosophies.
Posted inBusiness, Civic and Community Information, Housing
Years after buying home, Detroit couple caught in aftermath from land bank deal
The conflict highlights concerns over oversight and accountability in special deals between the Detroit Land Bank Authority and developers.
Posted inHousing
Housing center opens for homeless veterans in Detroit. How to apply
The complex is set aside for homeless veterans and people with disabilities, and rent can be a maximum of 30% of a tenant’s monthly income.
Posted inDetroit City Notebook, Housing
Leland House tenants can reclaim belongings
A federal bankruptcy judge accepted a plan to temporarily restore power to the building, reclaim items and temporarily store them while Detroiters find new housing.
Posted inHousing
Tenants of shuttered Leland House in Detroit denied belongings
Judge ends court hearing without deciding on the tenant union’s request to reconsider an earlier court order that only allows moving contractors to enter the building and pack up the tenants’ belongings at some point in the future.
Posted inHealth and Welfare, Housing
Detroit vowed to revamp its homeless response system. Has it worked?
The city of Detroit announced a seven-point plan nearly a year ago to help Detroiters who are unhoused and on the streets, after two children died.
Posted inHousing, Police & Public Safety
No charges to be filed in deaths of two kids in Detroit casino garage
The announcement comes nearly a year after the children’s deaths put a spotlight on Detroit’s homelessness response system and prompted then Mayor Mike Duggan to launch a seven-point plan to address gaps in the system.
Posted inHealth and Welfare, Housing
Mayor Sheffield plans to crack down on senior housing conditions
Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield announced efforts to address concerns raised by senior residents about the often “deplorable conditions” they have been living in, she said.