Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield Signs Executive Order to Invest in Affordable Housing
Mayor Sheffield's order increases annual funding to $4 million, prioritizing housing for extremely low-income residents at or below 30% of area median income.
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Detroit mayor expands investment in affordable housing
Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield making an executive order with the goal of raising more funds for affordable housing. This is going to affect the inclusionary housing ordinance. How that works is that there's a trust fund set up so that whenever there’s a sale of commercial property in the city, 20% of that sale would go towards this trust fund for affordable housing.
Sheffield's budget takes a big swing at poverty
Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield is prioritizing anti-poverty measures in her 814-page proposed budget. The budget comes as more than a third of Detroit residents experienced poverty in 2024, the highest rate the city has seen since 2017. More than half of Detroit’s children are living in poverty, and the poverty rate among seniors reached its highest point in a decade. Sheffield’s budget responds with new spending on multiple fronts. It promises f…
Sheffield order doubles proceeds for Detroit affording housing fund
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