Housing

After ending housing services in the city of Springfield in 2024, the Dayton-based nonprofit is returning to fill a gap in emergency homeless housing

Sheltered Inc. announced on Monday that it will file for bankruptcy and cease operations in late May. The nonprofit said in a statement that it doesn't have enough reliable funding.

The City of Dayton is asking residents about how they want to see their communities develop through its new AdaptDayton effort.

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Dayton is now working with the local nonprofit Miami Valley Meals to stock new homeowners' freezers.

Students at the Springfield-Clark Career Technology Center in can get hands-on learning, building homes for families in need.

HTC, formerly known as Hannah's Treasure Chest, is partnering with Miami Valley Community Action Partnership to provide care packages to families in the organization's emergency and a domestic violence shelters.

The Dayton nonprofit launched RISE Northwest Development Corp. to revitalize the Mt. Vernon, Fairview, College Hill, Hillcrest, and Dayton View Triangle neighborhoods.

Miami Valley Housing Opportunities is working to raise money for a 40-home tiny home community off of Needmore Road.

Representatives from organizations across Montgomery County gathered at Dayton's Courthouse Square on Homeless Persons’ Memorial Day to recognize 39 unhoused people who died in 2025.

First-time homebuyers in Dayton can now apply to purchase a newly constructed home in the Madden Hills, Fairview and Dayton Triangle neighborhoods, as part of the Welcome Home Ohio Program.

Some Yellow Springs residents are raising concerns about Windsor Companies' plan for 96 apartments on former Antioch College property, citing density and traffic issues.

The Yellow Springs Council has approved the preliminary plan for new apartments, to be built on former Antioch College property.