City officials in Valdez are pursuing an all-of-the-above solution — and they’re hoping to serve as a model for other communities.
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Residents are moving into the Glory Hall’s new downtown Juneau affordable housing project
Nine people are moving in, starting this week. The rent for each unit ranges from $1000 to $1300 a month, including utilities.
Short-term rentals in Juneau may have doubled in 2022
The Ironman Alaska race contributed heavily to the increase — but many of those listings are still up.
The Glory Hall still wants a permit for its affordable housing project in Juneau
The Planning Commission will take up the issue of the permit at its meeting Tuesday night. It can grant, deny or impose conditions on the permit.
Juneau’s Systemic Racism Review Committee flags legislation for the first time
The main concerns the committee had were about the lack of affordable housing in Juneau and a lack of public input on the legislation.
Federal eviction moratorium extended through July
he Centers for Disease Control and Prevention introduced the eviction moratorium last September, to prevent the spread of COVID-19 through homeless shelters and other congregate living. The agency has extended the order several times and said this extension will be the last.
For one Sitkan, a dream of debt-free home ownership came in the form of a trailer
In places like Sitka where construction costs are high and land availability is low, trailers are an important affordable housing alternative.
Juneau Assembly considers property tax breaks for new downtown housing
It’s one more strategy local policymakers are considering toward a perennial goal to make housing more affordable in the Capital City.
In severely overcrowded housing market, Nome residents are finding creative solutions
The Kugzruk Kommons used to be a local Baptist church. Now it’s a place residents call home.
For liveaboards in the Petersburg harbor, the rent is cheap and the water is fine
Throughout Southeast Alaska, many people make their home on boats. So-called “liveaboards” are motivated by a variety of factors — including a lack of affordable housing.