Housing solutions: A recap from the series
By Tim Rowland
Examples from our housing series of projects and organizations making a difference
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By Tim Rowland
A broad array of advocates diagnosed the ailing Adirondack housing industry, and batted about plans for one day restoring it to health.
By Tim Rowland
Examples from our housing series of projects and organizations making a difference
By Tim Rowland
Newly rebranded housing assistance nonprofit helps homeowners with rehab work
By Tim Rowland
From town halls to advocacy groups to the Adirondack Park Agency, hamlets and hamlet expansion are viewed as the best hope for affordable housing.
By Tim Rowland
What's missing from the housing equation? Infrastructure, such as public sewer systems. And although the price tag is more than small towns can afford, grants are often out of reach
By Tim Rowland
Homeshare programs typically match older people with bigger houses than they need with younger individuals or families in need of housing.
Adirondack Explorer's "Taking Stock of Housing" series culminates with an event Nov. 1 at the Wild Center
By Tim Rowland
The Adirondack housing market conditions are stacked against easy solutions, particularly when it comes to building new houses.
By Tim Rowland
Annexes to existing homes, usually in the form of a small apartment fashioned out of a garage, basement, or an addition to the main home.
By Tim Rowland
Exploring the links between housing insecurity and health in the Adirondack Park.