In the heart of Jackson, Wyoming, nestled amidst the rapidly growing real estate market, stands the Wort Cabin, a 570-square-foot log building constructed in 1929. Built by the influential Wort Family, who played a pivotal role in shaping Jackson’s community and business landscape, the cabin is
The Australian Government's initiative to implement affordability standards within Build to Rent (BTR) developments beginning January 1, 2025, is set to significantly revolutionize the rental housing landscape in Australia. This initiative seeks to address the persisting issue of housing
Finding a balance between urban planning and the needs of an active construction industry is a perennial challenge for many cities. When Ocean City proposed an ordinance to ban large construction dumpsters from local streets, aiming to free up valuable parking spaces, significant opposition from
Operation Arctic Haven, carried out by the Kentucky Air National Guard from August 30 to September 6, aimed to tackle Alaska's persistent housing shortage by airlifting 39 tons of residential building supplies to the North Slope. This operation was part of the Defense Department's Innovative
Residents of the Dutch Knolls townhome community in Rogers, Minnesota, were recently confronted with a staggering $16,400 bill from their homeowners’ association (HOA) for new roofs. This unexpected financial burden has left many community members reeling, especially since it comes just two years
An ambitious development project aimed at addressing Basildon's significant housing shortage has received a major boost in the form of a £74 million development loan from Maslow Capital. This financial support will facilitate the construction of a substantial build-to-rent scheme in Basildon town
