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‘The pandemic should be a wake-up call’: Neighborhoods that were redlined are more vulnerable to COVID-19, research suggests
Published: Sept. 15, 2020 at 3:28 p.m. ETBy Jacob Passy Neighborhoods that were historically barred from mortgage lending continue to see a greater prevalence of chronic diseases, leaving residents more […]
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Minority, low-income Floridians hit hard financially by coronavirus, housing data show
Tampa Bay TimesBy Emily L. MahoneyJul. 9Updated Jul. 9 Before the pandemic threw the economy into a tailspin and left millions unemployed and worried about the future of their housing, […]
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DeSantis orders another 30-day freeze on foreclosures and evictions
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed an order late Tuesday extending a moratorium on evictions until August 1. By Christine Stapleton | Palm Beach PostJune 30, 2020 Less than four hours before […]
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Florida’s delinquent mortgages trigger fears of housing meltdown
By Ron HurtibiseSouth Florida Sun Sentinel | Jun 26, 2020 Rising mortgage delinquency rates in Florida are raising fears that the coronavirus pandemic will lead to a foreclosure crisis as […]
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Housing and Economic Sustainability PBC CARES Mortgage Assistance Program
NOTICE OF FUNDING AVAILABILITY PBC, June 26, 2020 Palm Beach County Department of Housing and Economic Sustainability hereby announce the availability of $20,000,000 in CARES Act funding for temporary relief […]
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Secretary Ben Carson Visits Affordable Housing Communities and Holds Ribbon Cutting to Celebrate Completion of New Development
By: HUD Public AffairsHUD No. 20-087 The newly completed ‘Home at Tamarind’ is made up of 6 units for developmentally delayed adults who are either homeless or on the verge […]
