Housing

Five years after Superstorm Sandy, many New Jersey residents are still not back home.

Homelessness is perhaps a bigger problem among our nation’s youth than you may have imagined. And they are right here in our backyard.

With lots of new apartments under constructions, Philly landlords say they're showing apartments many more times than usual to find new tenants.

Powered by scores of volunteers, Rebuilding Together Philadelphia does repairs for low-income seniors and veterans four times a year. Lately, it's been at work in Kensington.

The philanthropic group Fund for New Jersey is offering recommendations to help those struggling with high housing costs.

Pathways to Housing Pa. uses what's called a "housing-first" approach. Its program for those with severe opioid addiction is one of the first of its kind in the country.

Although taxes are a top issue in this year's race for governor, Republican Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno and Democrat Phil Murphy housing affordability is getting little play.

An anonymous $10,000 grant will help a Wilmington homeless shelter stay open after a police investigation into missing funds threatened to close the facility.

Philadelphia City Council is working to close a legal loophole that prevents evictions — even when a house is rented out by someone who doesn't own the place.

A land-use policy organization is recommending that New Jersey towns make some changes so millennials don't continue to migrate to other states.