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UCHC helps save another family home from foreclosure

WWJ explores the challenges of affordable housing in downtown Detroit

Why getting a mortgage in Detroit can be so difficult

Why Detroit is providing lawyers to low-income residents facing eviction

Low-income Detroiters facing eviction now have the right to a free attorney

Low-income renters increasingly find themselves priced out of their own apartments

Electric food truck delivers fresh produce to low-income residents of Corktown's Clement Kern Gardens

Two Detroit organizations work to provide affordable housing through creative design

Detroit’s affordable housing crisis and its impact on homelessness

Rising costs and gentrification force locals out of downtown and Midtown

What does Michigan law say about the eviction process?

36th District Court to allow virtual first hearings in eviction cases

Detroit housing court reopens with big changes and fears of more evictions

Duggan's tax reform plan would target speculators, parking lot owners

Detroit's 36th District Court will resume in-person hearings for landlord-tenant cases

New documentary film features the work of UCHC

‘Locked Out’ documentary is triggering for Detroiters who’ve experienced eviction

Wayne County Treasurer halts owner-occupied foreclosures this year

UCHC conducts lead-remediation workshop

Climate change could spell catastrophe for Detroit’s older homes

An abridged history of Michigan’s rent control ban

Detroit's eviction defense office will offer free legal help. Here's what to know.

Hundreds in Detroit honor MLK legacy with calls to action for social justice

Home title problems leave some Detroit families who need debt help in tough spot

Detroit taps nonprofit to run eviction defense program to launch in January

Detroit’s home repair crisis: Homeowners face high costs, eligibility barriers to fix homes

New beginnings for new homeowners dealing with possible tax foreclosures in Detroit

Safe haven with housing, health services opens for LGBTQ+ youth in Detroit

The truth about affordable housing

New round of Detroit roof, window repair program now open

Michiganders with disabilities struggle to afford housing

How a shortage of accessible housing is affecting disabled Detroiters

Why "zero-down" mortgages are gaining ground

How to research a Detroit landlord — and spot red flags before you sign a lease

How homebuyers of color are disproportionately impacted by rising mortgage rates

MSHDA plans to invest millions in affordable housing

Make It Home program gets good reviews from U-M

Stakes are high for Detroit renters living in foreclosed homes as auction nears

How Detroit homeowners may finally rid themselves of tax foreclosure

Detroit renters, housing advocates want to form citywide tenants association

Who owns rental housing in Detroit?

NLIHC: Record rent increases, low wages driving an eviction crisis

Millions of dollars in rental assistance drying up — and could bring evictions in Michigan

Sheffield: Half of all Detroit evictions could've been avoided if residents had an attorney

Gilbert Family Foundation announces $20 million Detroit home-repair fund

Detroiters still seeking compensation for overassessed property taxes 12 years later

Wayne County Treasurer halts foreclosures on certain owner-occupied homes

What Wayne County homeowners and tenants need to know about the March 31 tax foreclosure deadline

Detroit’s foreclosure crisis is coming for renters

March 31 deadline looms for Wayne County homeowners to pay back taxes

Detroit Free Press: Wayne County Treasurer can prevent property tax foreclosures

Detroit learned how to reduce evictions during COVID — let’s make those changes permanent

New $243 million fund aims to help Michiganders stay in their homes

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan announces $15 million plan to prevent basements from flooding

Giant private equity firms are buying up apartment buildings en masse

Wayne County Treasurer: "This year, we're foreclosing"

Help for Detroit tenants behind in rent or facing eviction

Michigan Chinese American Coalition donates face masks to help protect frontline hospital workers as COVID-19 spreads

Quicken Loans Joins The Fight Against COVID-19 As Michigan Takes Center Stage

Wayne County's moratorium on tax foreclosures causes collateral damage to some of Detroit’s most vulnerable

Michigan families can get food, cash, internet during coronavirus crisis

9 Detroit renters’ rights your landlord doesn’t want you to know

Quicken charities donate $1.2M to help those affected by coronavirus

City of Detroit Creates New Partnership to Preserve Affordable Housing Units

Q&A: Alexa Eisenberg focuses on making housing policy better

Detroit forms partnership to continue efforts at preserving city’s affordable housing

Detroit partnership aims to preserve affordable housing in the city

Michigan Governor Signs Legislation to Mitigate Foreclosure Issues

Make It Home program helps Detroiters in danger of losing homes stay put

Quicken-Funded Program Helps Nearly 1,200 Detroit Families Keep Their Homes

Make It Home gets money to expand, help Detroiters purchase houses

Detroit Non-Profit Hosts Property Tax Assessment Workshops

2-alarm fire damages apartment building on Detroit's east side, arson suspected

‘Easy Politics': Why Duggan’s $420M Plan To Wipe Out Blight Could Fall Short

New program could keep thousands of Detroiters in their homes

Program would help thousands of Detroit, Wayne County residents avoid foreclosure

Detroit City Council aims to address big issues facing Detroiters with 'People's Bills'

3,000 Detroiters could lose their homes, treasurer says he's not doing enough

More than $1.7M in grants awarded to organizations working to improve the daily lives of Detroiters

New Land Bank program risks displacing more Detroiters

Why is the Detroit Land Bank selling bundles of occupied homes?

Members of Congress hear about impacts of "lost decade" of housing in Detroit

Field Hearing: An Examination of the Housing Crisis in Michigan, 11 Years after the Recession

Celebrate the summer solstice in Ann Arbor on Friday

Housing advocate, landlord share perspectives on the eviction process

Grant-Funded P3 Saves Detroit Homes From Foreclosure

Activists, Lawmakers Working to Keep Detroiters in Their Homes

Detroit has a massive eviction crisis. Here's how the city could keep renters from losing their homes.

Park Avenue House sells; yet another hotel planned

Detroit Would Save Money By Guaranteeing Evicted Renters A Lawyer, Experts Say

Group wants renters to have lawyers in eviction cases

One in five Detroit rentals face eviction. Time to call in the lawyers?

Pontiac nonprofit celebrates furnishing 1,000th home for needy family

Radical new program saves Detroiters from brink of homelessness

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan helps residents suddenly evicted from downtown apartment

Detroit strikes deal with Park Avenue Hotel, eviction notices canceled

Park Avenue House residents can stay until June 30

Evictions canceled at historic building in Downtown Detroit

Eviction notices canceled at downtown Detroit's Park Avenue House

Detroit property tax relief plan gets new life

Detroit stops Park Avenue House from removing appliances

DNA presents films designed to shift Detroit's skewed narratives

Park Avenue House buyer is group led by Troy-based developer Mario Kiezi

Firm trying to buy Park Avenue House 'shocked' over 30-day notices

Developers, residents celebrate the $12M rehab of the Hamilton Midtown

City of Detroit plans to use $400,000 to help Park Avenue House tenants

City of Detroit tries to intervene in Park Avenue Hotel evictions

Wayne County Tax Foreclosure Auction—‘We Know a Lot of People are Falling Through the Cracks'

515 Detroit families will get to stay in their homes, thanks to tax foreclosure buy-back program

Detroit battles tax penalties that create city of renters

The Hamilton renovation eyes fall completion

Time running out for Detroit owners to save foreclosed homes

Program allows residents to buy foreclosed homes

Detroit's foreclosure crisis: Is the worst finally over?

Detroit tax foreclosures fall for third straight year

Detroit home tax foreclosures: Why they've dropped dramatically

City, partners to expand tax foreclosure prevention program to keep Detroiters in homes

Low-income Detroiters can apply for tax relief, foreclosure prevention

Foreclosed homes to be sold back for $1,000 in ACLU, city settlement

Visiting view: Detroit's settlement in tax foreclosure lawsuit offers hope, but fight continues

ACLU, NAACP Legal Defense Fund Settle Tax Foreclosure Case, Enabling Low-Income Detroiters in Foreclosure to Keep Their Homes for $1,000

Foreclosures to be sold back to owners in ACLU, city settlement

Event marks 50th anniversary of Fair Housing Act

New Detroit program uses bridge construction benefit to repopulate tax-foreclosed homes

There's help for renters whose homes are in foreclosure

Need help avoiding foreclosure in Detroit?

Non-profit helping Detroit homeless to lose 40% of annual funding

Detroiters in need of affordable housing are about to lose a lifeline

Midtown renovation to keep current residents to combat gentrification

Why one in three Detroit properties have been foreclosed on in the last 15 years

You Might Not Have to Pay Your Property Taxes

Effort underway to reach all 60,000 homes facing foreclosure in Detroit

Wayne County's tax foreclosure auction just doesn't make sense

Detroit assessor's plan to save some from tax foreclosure stalls at county treasurer's office

Quicken Loans Community Investment Fund launches "Neighbor to Neighbor" campaign to connect residents with tax foreclosure resources

Facing eviction, Detroit families get unprecedented chance to save their homes

McGregor Fund grants $500,000 to help shield homeowners from tax foreclosure

Anti-foreclosure activists make last-ditch effort to spare thousands of Detroiters from eviction

Quicken donates funds to buy 80 Detroit homes out of foreclosure to sell to current renters

Pilot project to turn 80 Detroit renters into homeowners

Foreclosures for unpaid taxes on occupied homes in Detroit tumble

In northwest Detroit, residents have been revitalizing their neighborhood for years

Metro Detroit homeowners urged to get help with back taxes

Detroit against foreclosures & for housing for people, not banks

As the tax foreclosures system gives Wayne County a short-term financial boost, is there incentive for an overhaul?

Is the Tax Foreclosure Process Good for Wayne County but Bad for Detroit?

Elected officials share information at affordable housing summit

Nonprofit works to keep thousands of Detroiters in their homes as tax foreclosure deadline looms

Non-profit group reaches out to residents to prevent foreclosure

When facing foreclosure, Detroiters do have options ' if they know about them

Rodney Cotton's Foreclosure Prevention Story

Initiative to buy thousands of Detroit homes prior to foreclosure sparks controversy

UM addressing Detroit poverty with initiative

How Community Land Trusts Can Fix Detroit's Foreclosure Mess

Tax Foreclosures Hurting Detroit's Recovery

Tax Foreclosures Hurting Detroit’s Recovery

State law can't stop king of Detroit blight

Detroit's Housing Disaster Is Its Leaders' Fault

In search of solutions to Detroit's foreclosure crisis

Detroiters pay back taxes in effort to keep homes

Detroit holds fair to help homeowners avoid foreclosure

Detroiters pay back taxes in effort to keep homes

Are real estate investors from Oakland County to Hong Kong driving Detroit's blight?

Reverse mortgages safer now but still have pitfalls

Tax Foreclosure Help

Residents consider leaving as heat is back on at Southfield apartment building

These Families Fought Foreclosure And Beat The System

2015 Wayne County Tax Foreclosure Auction Ends, but a Vicious Cycle Continues

Reforms Pushed for $500 Foreclosure Auction

In Detroit, Massive Foreclosures Strip Neighborhoods of People and Homes

Activists, Neighbors Hope to Block Detroiter's Eviction

High Taxes Derail Homeowners' Dreams in Detroit

One-Fifth of Detroit's Population Could Lose Their Homes

Detroit Needs Residents, but Sends Some Packing

Ted Phillips: “Thousands of people are living without lights, water or gas”