Little Living LLC., a Delaware-based non-profit, is looking to bring an affordable tiny housing community along East Market Street in Georgetown. Construction crews have begun work on the first of two example homes along the road.
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Governor Matt Meyer delivered his first State of the State address Thursday, setting the tone for his administration’s priorities.
With a proposed $6.58 billion budget on the table and a potential deficit looming, Delaware lawmakers are looking for ways to save money. Representative Danny Short (R-39th District) believes he has a solution: cutting more than 2,200 vacant state positions that have remained unfilled for months—or even years.
State leaders are renewing efforts to address the state's ongoing affordable housing crisis following the release of a comprehensive report from the Affordable Housing Production Task Force.
Milford City Council has given the green light to a new 27-unit townhouse development, aiming to expand housing options in the community.
Governor Matt Meyer unveiled his proposed $6.58 billion budget for fiscal year 2026 on Thursday, focusing on key priorities such as education, housing, and healthcare.
A coalition of housing advocates in Delaware is urging state legislators to allocate more funding for affordable housing, citing a growing shortage that leaves many families struggling with high costs.
As the Dover City Council elections approach this April, 91-year-old Councilman Fred Neil is seeking re-election for another four-year term. Representing Dover’s Third District, Neil is proving that age is just a number.
Project organizers and state officials broke ground on the Chapel Branch Apartments Thursday afternoon. Officials from the Delaware State Housing Authority (DSHA) told WBOC that the project is the first new affordable housing complex to be built in the area since 2003.
A new affordable housing complex broke ground today along Route 13, marking a significant step in addressing Delaware’s pressing housing shortage. The development, known as Reese Apartments, will provide 48 affordable units, offering essential support to local residents in need.