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Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke of the U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division makes an announcement at a news conference last year.

Justice Dept. sues Pennsylvania over a fire-safety requirement that limits housing options for people with autism or intellectual disabilities

Pennsylvania is accused of violating the Fair Housing Act by requiring automatic sprinklers in community homes.

CEO Donna Bullock photographed at Project HOME offices. The new head of the nationally renowned anti-homelessness nonprofit faced housing insecurity as a child.

The new head of Philly’s Project HOME brings a lived experience of housing insecurity

Lynette Hazelton

In March, Gov. Josh Shapiro joined local leaders and Philadelphia homeowner Dominique Young outside Young's home in Southwest Philadelphia to push for state funding for the Whole-Home Repairs Program, which Young benefitted from.

What organizers say they learned from a campaign to create a statewide home repair program in Pa.

A development of new homes in Eagleville, Pa.

If the Fed is cutting interest rates, why are mortgages and business loans costing more?

Joseph N. DiStefano

The Avalon home that the owners named the "Monstrosity" is under contract to be sold to a developer.

The owners of Avalon’s ‘Monstrosity’ couldn’t find a buyer who’d save the home. So they’re selling to a developer.

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