Detroit Wins Major Housing Boost: 200 New Deeply Affordable Homes The City of Detroit has been awarded four highly coveted 9% Low Income Housing Tax Credits by the State of Michigan that will allow four deeply affordable priority housing developments in the city to move forward, creating nearly 200 more affordable and supportive housing units. Projects include key phases of the redevelopment of Clement Kern Gardens in Corktown and the former Herman Gardens along the Southfield Freeway. They also

In an effort to address the state's housing shortage, the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development announces the fall and winter awardees of the low-income housing tax credits. CTV's Katerra Jones is in New Carrollton with more on this story. | Prince George's Community Television | Facebook