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10 American Cities Residents Loved More Before Everyone Discovered Them, One in Georgia
Jackson, Wyoming sold about 200 single-family homes last year, and only two of them closed for under a million dollars. Nobody who bought a ski chalet meant to price out the people who keep the town running, but that’s what happened. These are the American cities residents loved more...
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Retirees Are Quietly Flocking To This Forgotten High Desert Town In Oregon For The Affordable Life
The word “forgotten” gets thrown around a lot when people talk about small towns, but Madras, Oregon has earned it in the best possible way. It’s a high desert town in Jefferson County that most Oregonians drive through on Highway 97 without stopping, which means most Oregonians have no idea what they’re missing.
cascadebusnews.com
La Pine Celebrates Opening of New Affordable Housing Complex
(Shown from left to right at Wickiup Station’s grand opening are Phil Chang, Deschutes County Commissioner; David Musial, National Equity Fund; Jeannine Earles, Mayor of La Pine; Tony DeBone, Deschutes County Commissioner; Deborrah Willard, FFAH; Tommy Waldron, FFAH; Cody Clark, LRS Architects; Darrin Willard, FFAH; Jim Landin, LRS Architects; Tom Willard, FFAH; Kristy Thompson, SunWest Builders; and Jonathan Rivera, LRS Architects | Photo courtesy of Foundation for Affordable Housing)
mycentraloregon.com
Non Profit First Story Celebrates New Home for Bend Family
Nonprofit First Story will turn over the keys to a new Hayden Home for a local Bend family during a Home Dedication and Key Ceremony at 9:30 a.m. sharp on Aug. 19. The celebration brings together industry partners and regional leaders championing solutions to the housing affordability challenges facing Central Oregon. Members of the community and media are invited to attend and learn more.
centraloregondaily.com
Community celebrates La Pine affordable housing complex Wickiup Station
LA PINE, Ore. -- Celebration is underway as the first phase of an affordable housing apartment complex, is completed by those involved and the community. "La Pine has experienced exponential growth in the last few years, and there just aren't enough places to live, let alone enough affordable places to live," said Deborrah Wilard, founder of the Foundation for Affordable Housing.