affordable housing

Work is underway on the $18 million Churchview Garden Homes affordable housing development that will feature 47 units across seven new buildings on the South Side of Peoria.

A City of Peoria program is helping unhoused people overcome the last few barriers between them and a home.

Habitat for Humanity Greater Peoria Area will get nearly $1 million to build several new single-family, affordable housing residences on the site of the former McKinley Elementary School.

Phoenix Community Development Services built the 16-unit building at 205 NE Madison Ave. for young adults experiencing homelessness, at risk of homelessness or who have a disabling behavioral health condition.

As the City of Peoria grapples with how to address its unhoused population and discourage people from camping in public locations, Mayor Rita Ali is taking a clear but layered stance.

U.S. Rep. Eric Sorenson says he has not decided yet if he will attend Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s scheduled July 24 address to Congress.

Plans for the $14 million Churchview Garden Homes project feature a total of 47 units in seven buildings across 2.5 acres near St. Ann's Catholic Church and the OSF Garden Of Hope.

Illinois Congressman Eric Sorensen visited Peoria Thursday for a tour of infrastructure projects aiming to build and revitalize affordable housing across the city.

Phoenix Community Development Services hosted a topping-off ceremony Thursday for the four-story Madison III Apartments at 206 NE Madison Ave. The development will feature 16 permanent supportive housing units.

A nearly $26 million round of Low-Income Housing Tax Credits announced by the state of Illinois on Wednesday includes funding for two Peoria projects.