
Thinking big, building small: Paul Smith’s College students build tiny house
By Rick Karlin
Students tackle affordable housing head-on with capstone project
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By Tim Rowland
New state programs aim to create up to 50 long-term rentals by rehabbing old apartments and building new accessory dwelling units
By Rick Karlin
Students tackle affordable housing head-on with capstone project
By Tim Rowland
3D modeling helps planners find gaps in existing development for communities inside the Adirondack Park
By Tim Rowland
Advocates look for ways to help low-income residents with needed home improvements
By Tim Rowland
Short-term rental owners in Elizabethtown and Old Forge can apply for stipends to help make the switch
By Tim Rowland
Project efforts can be seen around the region
By Tim Rowland
An Essex County Land Bank initiative could result in more than 25 long-term apartment rentals, primarily in vacant upper stories of commercial building
By Tim Rowland
Housing advocates work to add units in Jay and Tupper Lake.
By Tim Rowland
Northern Forest Center to turn Robert Hale House into 5-7 housing units
By Tim Rowland
Neighborhood House in Keene Valley hopes to draw attention to aging population in the Adirondacks