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Jun
19
2025

Articles About Yellow Springs Home Inc

  • Low-income housing project not selected for funding

    The Ohio Housing Finance Agency’s recent announcement means that plans to build a 60-unit apartment complex — one that would have provided rentals for individuals who fall between 30% and 80% of the area median income — are now stalled indefinitely.

  • Ohio budget bill targets affordable housing funds

    HB 96 includes a provision that would eliminate a requirement for counties to contribute 50% of county recorder fees to the state’s Ohio Housing Trust Fund — a central state funding source that supports affordable housing opportunities and services for low-income residents.

  • Home, Inc. set to award $500K home-repair grants

    Most grants will be up to $16,500 for projects starting in February, including accessibility upgrades, health and safety repairs and weatherization.

  • Village Council selects low-income housing developer

    After finalizing the development agreement with the Village, Woda Cooper will apply to the Ohio Housing Finance Agency for $15 million in federal low-income housing tax credits.

  • Village Council approves 2025 budget, exempts senior housing money

    In the second-to-last regular Village Council meeting of the year, held Monday, Dec. 2, Council members voted 5-0 in favor of finalizing the $18,102,489 municipal budget for 2025.

  • LIHTC project ‘win-wins’ discussed

    The latest update on the land, presented at the Nov. 14 school board meeting, is that Morgan Fields have been appraised at $339,000 by Cedarville-based real estate and auction company Sheridan & Associates.

  • School board approves sale option for LIHTC project

    Mirroring a decision made by Village Council earlier the same week, the YS Board of Education voted 3–2 during a special meeting Thursday, Nov. 21, to approve an option to purchase agreement with the Village of Yellow Springs.

  • Village Council to exempt Cascades phase two funding from 2025 budget

    According to YS Home, Inc. Director Emily Seibel, the requested $180,000 would help defray phase two costs — which, ultimately, would add six more rentals — including the installation of an underground stormwater detention system, which would serve all eventual 32 units in The Cascades.

  • LIHTC, Gaunt Park raise questions

    The school district and Village government continue to work together to flesh out the details and possibilities of a proposed 50-unit low-income housing development.

  • Village Council likely to issue $113,000 to Tecumseh Land Trust

    Approximately 184 acres of contiguous farmland just beyond the western reaches of Village limits are slated to be sold before the end of the year; Tecumseh Land Trust intends to purchase the available properties or work with potential buyers to place conservation easements on the land, thus precluding any future development there.

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