Michigan State Housing Development Authority
1 storyFor Farmington Voice readers, Michigan State Housing Development Authority is most relevant where community development housing, Michigan MSHDA, Michigan housing finance, and affordable housing programs are part of the facts. Michigan State Housing Development Authority is a Michigan state institution with statewide administrative, regulatory, adjudicative, service, enforcement, or program responsibilities defined by its particular mandate. It becomes relevant when those state functions affect residents, local governments, schools, employers, infrastructure, public services, elections, finance, health, environment, or other Michigan policy areas within its responsibility.
That coverage may also involve rental housing assistance, homeownership assistance, and housing development.
That coverage may also involve rental housing assistance, homeownership assistance, and housing development.
Aging Homes Challenge Michigan's Efforts to Expand Housing Supply
Michigan's median home was built in 1973, making the state's housing stock among the oldest in the nation. As officials work to address a shortage of nearly 97,000 homes, aging properties present costly barriers for buyers and complicate new construction.