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Affordable Housing

How many abandoned houses and lots are there in Philadelphia?

By Jason Peters

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Affordable Housing

Most Philly homeowners will see property tax spike under reassessment

By Jack Tomczuk

landlord-tenant officer

Affordable Housing

Landlord-tenant office plans phase-out evictions, potential closure

By Jack Tomczuk

homeless funding

Affordable Housing

Homeless youth hearing focuses on role of school district, data

By Jack Tomczuk

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Affordable Housing

Philadelphia housing market has become less affordable, study shows

By Jack Tomczuk

Fed house

Feds come to Philly to roll out changes to house rehab program

By Jack Tomczuk

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Affordable Housing

Philly gets $3.3 million for affordable housing plan

By Jack Tomczuk

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West Philadelphia

Q&A with Jamie Gauthier: City Councilmember talks affordable housing, displacement

By Jack Tomczuk

homeless

Affordable Housing

Voters to decide if Office of Homeless Services needs oversight

By Jack Tomczuk

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Affordable Housing

Eviction Diversion Program poised to become permanent

By Jack Tomczuk

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Affordable Housing

City Council proposes $10K Homestead Exemption increase

By Jack Tomczuk

City Council Eviction

Affordable Housing

City Council moves toward making Eviction Diversion Program permanent

By Jack Tomczuk

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Affordable Housing

Office of Homeless Services oversight legislation advances

By Jack Tomczuk

property tax freeze

Affordable Housing

City Council advances property tax freeze for low-income homeowners

By Jack Tomczuk

homeless

Affordable Housing

Homeless services budget hearing touches on Kensington sweep, new ‘wellness’ center

By Jack Tomczuk

PHA Housing

Affordable Housing

PHA boss gives update on housing vouchers, timeline for waitlist

By Jason Peters

Office of Homeless Services

Affordable Housing

Preliminary report sheds light on Office of Homeless Services deficit

By Jack Tomczuk

Affordable Housing

With homelessness on the rise, the Supreme Court weighs bans on sleeping outdoors

By Associated Press

homeless services budget

Affordable Housing

Council considers homeless services budget amid investigation into overspending

By Jack Tomczuk

eviction diversion

Affordable Housing

City Council members rally support for eviction diversion initiatives

By Jack Tomczuk

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