affordable housing

"I don't know what the future is going to hand me," one resident being displaced said.

Several affordable housing projects in the area are moving ahead thanks to gap funding from Hamilton County. Commissioners unanimously approved $1.4 million Thursday for five projects with a total 133 units.

Cincinnati Council voted 7-2 Wednesday to oppose a proposal to ask voters for a small income tax increase to fund affordable housing. Council Member Chris Seelbach proposed the charter amendment, which would have appeared on the November ballot if approved.

The proposal from Chris Seelbach would raise the city's earnings tax 0.1% and use the revenue for the Affordable Housing Trust Fund.

The cool, marble-lined lobby of the historic Court View Apartments building welcomes residents coming in from the bustle of downtown Cincinnati.They'll…

Cincinnati Council Member Chris Seelbach announced Monday he is proposing a charter amendment to raise the city's income tax from 1.8% to 1.9% in order to…

Hamilton County is now accepting applications for immediate funding for affordable housing projects. Joy Pierson, community development administrator,…

Development on an affordable housing project for LGBTQ+ seniors is expected to begin soon in Northside. Cincinnati Council voted unanimously Thursday to…

New federal funding will offer housing vouchers to 241 households in the Cincinnati area. The money comes from the CARES Act through the U.S. Department…

Hamilton County residents and community leaders spoke for over an hour Thursday, telling the Board of Commissioners how they want to see federal stimulus…