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Report raises concerns over availability of affording housing in Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS — A new report is raising concerns over the availability of affordable housing in Indiana. According to the report, put together by the Student Policy Network for Prosperity Indiana, about 87% of Indiana households making $35,000 or less are considered “rent burdened,” meaning they have to spend more than 30% of their income on […]
What your home policy doesn't cover
Observer-Reporter (Washington, PA) As I sit here watching the news, 10 million of our fellow citizens are under a flood watch. You may wonder how well your homeowner's or renter's insurance will hold up in a natural disaster. The answer depends on the disaster. Damage from many perils are covered by a standard policy, but a handful of perils are not and require separate coverage for protection.
More Than $8.2M To Support Affordable Housing In 15 Counties
By: KDKA-TV News Staff HARRISBURG (KDKA) – More than $8.2 million will be distributed to over a dozen counties to support affordable housing, Gov. Tom Wolf announced Monday. In western Pennsylvania, money from the HOME Investment Partnerships Program will go to Butler, Clarion, Indiana, Lawrence and Mercer counties. Butler gets $200,000; Clarion County gets $500,000; Hermitage gets $600,000; Indiana County gets $500,000; Lawrence County gets $750,000 and Union Township gets $500,000; and Hermitage gets $600,000. The money will be used for “existing owner-occupied housing,” the Wolf administration said. For more information, click here.
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