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Affordable senior townhomes ready in Wilmington's Southbridge
Ezion Fair Baptist Church is celebrating the near completion of a $3.9 million affordable housing development designed for seniors in Wilmington’s Southbridge community. A ribbon cutting ceremony was held for the new townhome-style complex, named th...
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Delaware shelters open as nor'easter hits
Delaware officials began ramping up their storm response as a nor'easter impacted coastal areas Oct. 12. With coastal flooding and high winds expected to continue through Oct. 13, the Delaware National Guard has been activated, a Delaware Emerg...
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Judge Will Allow Crozer-Chester Medical Center and Springfield Hospital to be Abandoned if a sale fails
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Stacey Jernigan granted a motion Friday allowing Prospect Medical Holdings to abandon Crozer-Chester Medical Center and Springfield Hospital if a sale doesn’t materialize. Attorneys for Prospect told the judge that the company ...
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Philly’s low-income renters could become eligible for new rebate under proposed legislation
Philadelphia lawmakers are weighing legislation that would provide a rebate to certain low-income renters amid the city’s affordable housing crisis. The measure, introduced Thursday by City Councilmember Nicolas O’Rourke, calls for the city to provi...
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New Castle County has two of the ugliest public buildings in US, study says. See the photos
New Castle County has gotten some unwanted recognition. The county has two of the ugliest public buildings in America, according to the New Jersey Real Estate Network. The New Jersey Real Estate Network conducted an online panel survey of 3,003 resp...
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Raising Cane's to open second Delaware restaurant, offering new jobs, prizes
Raising Cane's, one of the country’s fastest-growing restaurant chains, is set to open in Dover, bringing more than 100 jobs.Prize drawings and gift card giveaways are planned on opening day along with an appearance by a former Philadelphia Eagles su...
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New DNREC program walks you through the pesky permitting process for wells, septic systems and more
Permitting can be a complicated process, but the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control has launched a dashboard that it hopes will make things easier for both homeowners and contractors.   The new interactive dashboard h...
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Bayhealth plans major expansion of Kent and Sussex County campuses
Plans for a major expansion of Bayhealth's Kent and Sussex County campuses are in the works to increase patient space, improve facilities, and meet growing healthcare demand. The project, known as The Next Wave, is a two-phase expansion set to ...
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Delmarva Power offers new program to help residents with energy bills – Here's how to apply
Thousands of Delaware households struggling with rising energy costs may soon get relief, thanks to a new $4.5 million fund launched by Delmarva Power in partnership with the Delaware Energy Fund. The Delaware Customer Relief Fund, now liv...
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Wilmington housing advocates challenge city's homelessness report, urge stronger action
Wilmington task force’s draft plan to address homelessness is already facing pushback from those on the front lines of the crisis. Shortly after Mayor John Carney’s Homelessness Task Force released its report on Sept. 30, a coalition of housing advo...
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Philadelphia landlords can now apply for forgivable repair loans up to $100,000
Program Description As maintenance and repair needs grow among Philadelphia’s aging rental housing stock, PHDC is committed to ensuring that small landlords can access capital to make much-needed repairs while maintaining reasonable rents. PHDC’s Re...
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Wilmington Task Force on Homelessness makes recommendations, gets mixed reviews
How should the City of Wilmington address homelessness? as an issue, as well as helping people who are unhoused? Wilmington's Homelessness Task Force, established by Mayor John Carney, has submitted several recommendations. According to Carney, "“ad...
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Little Living Project Faces Pushback in Kent County
Little Living LLC, a Delaware-based nonprofit, is looking to bring tiny affordable homes to Kent County, but organizers say pushback from county officials has put the project on hold. The nonprofit plans to build cottage-style homes south of DE Turf...
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5,100 rent-stabilized apartments heading to auction in NYC
More than 5,100 rent-stabilized New York City apartments are being marketed for a potential bankruptcy auction, though they could also solicit offerings for potential refinancing, Bloomberg was the first to report.Flagstar Bank holds more than $...
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Six Flags Is Under Activist Pressure to Sell Its Real Estate
Land & Buildings thinks real estate could sell for as much as $6 billion Activist investor Land & Buildings Investment Management is pressuring Six Flags Entertainment to spin out or sell its real estate and make other changes that coul...
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