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Tecumseh, KS · Real Estate
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SENT invites Topekans to learn what it takes to become a homeowner
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - SENT Topeka’s mission to bring more affordable housing to the city is in full swing. The organization hosted Topekans at a workshop Monday evening to teach them what it takes to buy a new home. “We want to make sure that they are really understanding...
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The Small Town In Kansas Where You Can Live Comfortably On A $600 Monthly Rent
Abilene, Kansas feels like stepping into a Norman Rockwell painting where your bank account suddenly has superpowers and your rental budget stretches like an Olympic gymnast. This isn’t just small-town America—it’s small-town America with an economic twist that makes big-city dwellers do a double-take at their rent statements.
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This Kansas house being built with hemp is designed to keep down electricity bills
Kansas State University and Habitat for Humanity of the Northern Flint Hills are working on an affordable house in Ogden, Kansas, that will use hemp insulation to keep its residents warm in winter and cool in summer. This is one feature that will help minimize the energy needs of the...
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FHLBanks Grant Millions to Affordable Housing Programs
FHLBank Topeka is pleased to announce grants totaling $33.9 million for affordable housing in 2025. The funding will support 31 projects through FHLBank Topeka’s Affordable Housing Program (AHP), which is administered in collaboration with FHLBank Topeka’s member financial institutions. 1,764 households with very low, low, and moderate incomes will have a place to live thanks to the applications that were accepted.
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Realistic, conservative development gets done
NATIONAL REPORT – Ground-up hotel development isn’t quite as challenging for experienced developers who know how to choose the right product and location – sometimes based on macro conditions and trends. As a result, while there is a fair amount of trepidation surrounding new development, some seasoned developers look at 2026 with great optimism.
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Clay Center Livestock Sales sees value in the alternatives
Clay Center Livestock Sales and the Langvardt family have built a reputation for helping livestock sellers find livestock buyers. In addition to their cattle sales every Tuesday and sheep and goat sales on the first Saturday of each month, they offer alternative animal sales twice a year. “Most of the...
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10 Shockingly Affordable Cities In Kansas For Comfortable Heartland Living
Want to find shockingly affordable cities in Kansas for comfortable living?. These 10 Kansas cities offer great value and welcoming communities!. Here’s a hidden treasure that smart home buyers are just starting to discover. Emporia sits perfectly in the heart of Kansas, giving you easy access to everywhere else.
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Sunflower Flats Affordable Senior Living Community Plans Move Forward In Manhattan, Kansas
The City Planning Commission of Manhattan, Kan., has approved plans for Sunflower Flats, a new affordable senior living community in Manhattan, according to The Mercury. The project is a partnership between the Manhattan Housing Authority and Housing MHK, a Manhattan-based nonprofit, low-income housing provider. It replaces Garden Grove, a senior living community destroyed in a 2018 flood.
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80 3D-printed homes may be coming to Topeka area
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City leaders pave way for new 192-unit apartment complex in downtown Topeka
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Emporia City Commission approves first step of RHID designation process for proposed housing development; City manager anticipates new units could create market windfall
Emporia City Commissioners Wednesday took the first of many steps in bringing a sizeable housing development to the community. As part of their regular action session, commissioners adopted an “initial findings resolution” to establish the Cedarbrook Meadows development as a Reinvestment Housing Incentive District, which is the first step in the RHID process and does not authorize any incentives or establish the district, according to City Manager Trey Cocking on the most recent installment of the Q&A With Trey Tuesday. Cocking explains that if the RHID is established, it would allow developers of Cedarbrook Meadows to capture only new property tax increments to support eligible project costs for constructing the nearly 40-acre development.