St. Paul’s Housing Authority Debates Rezoning Amid Community Concerns Over Neighborhood Impact

Overview: The St. Paul Housing & Redevelopment Authority meeting focused on several issues, with the most notable being the contentious rezoning proposal for a property on Long Avenue. This proposal, which aims to change the zoning from T2 to T3, would allow for increased building height and density, sparking debate among residents and stakeholders about its impact on the neighborhood’s character and infrastructure. The meeting also addressed community safety initiatives, discussions about public notifications, and the city’s efforts to support victims of serious crimes through U visas.

St. Paul Housing Authority Approves Key Resolutions for Affordable Housing Projects

Overview: In its recent meeting, the St. Paul Housing & Redevelopment Authority approved two resolutions related to affordable housing projects. The first concerned the Sibley Park rehabilitation project, and the second involved improvements at Skyline Tower.

Richfield Housing Authority Debates Loan Forgiveness Amidst Homeowner’s Medical Crisis

Overview: The Richfield Housing & Redevelopment Authority meeting on May 19, 2025, centered on a sensitive debate about loan forgiveness for a homeowner facing medical challenges, alongside discussions on property sales and community development initiatives. Key topics included a partial loan forgiveness decision for a homeowner, a property sale at the intersection of Richfield Parkway and 66th Street, and a new program aimed at enhancing local business aesthetics.

St. Paul Housing Authority Approves Rehabilitation Projects and Discusses Future Affordable Housing Developments

Overview: During a recent meeting of the St. Paul Housing & Redevelopment Authority, strides were made toward preserving and enhancing affordable housing in the city. The Authority approved a series of resolutions that will facilitate major rehabilitation projects, including one for the Sibley Park and Sibley Court Rehabilitation Project, aimed at preserving 236 affordable housing units. The meeting also covered discussions on property improvements and financing strategies to maintain and increase affordable housing stock.

Revere Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board Eyes Property Acquisitions and New Developments

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Revere Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board discussed developments, including potential acquisitions of properties with deed restrictions, a new housing project on Ocean Avenue, and the exploration of Community Land Trusts (CLTs) to enhance affordable housing opportunities. These discussions reveal the board’s strategic approach to expanding affordable housing options for Revere residents.