Minneapolis encampment owner suffers legal loss
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The Minneapolis business owner who opened his vacant lot as a homeless encampment suffered a loss in the courtroom on Thursday.

Judge makes decision on Minneapolis homeless encampment lawsuit

A Minneapolis property owner fighting the city over a homeless encampment he maintained in his parking lot appeared in civil court on Thursday.

Oshki-Gakeyaa affordable housing community opens in Minneapolis
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A 24-unit affordable housing development opens on Thursday in Minneapolis. The Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the opening of Oshki-Gakeyaa, which means "new way." Twenty units are dedicated to high-priority unsheltered single relatives through coordinated entry referrals, while four are reserved for individuals with disabilities referred directly through MIWRC.

Serial squatter refuses to leave Minneapolis woman's home
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A serial squatter is refusing to leave a Minneapolis woman's home, even after not paying rent for months. FOX 9's Corin Hoggard has the latest.

Former Minneapolis encampment site being turned into 'hygiene and outreach hub' by owner

The site of a Minneapolis homeless encampment that was cleared by the city last month is now being turned into a "temporary hygiene and outreach station" by the property's owner.

Families owning more of old Havenbrook homes
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Families are now moving into old Havenbrook homes after they have been renovated by nonprofits. FOX 9's Corin Hoggard has the story.

From slumlords to single families: New ownership for renovated rentals

Single-family homeowners are slowly filling the homes scooped up by a hedge fund accused of squeezing $40 million of wealth out of north Minneapolis.

Minneapolis homeless encampment negotiations break up

Negotiations took a step backwards Monday between the city of Minneapolis and the man who owns a property that turned into a homeless encampment.

8 charged in housing stabilization program fraud
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Charges have been filed in the housing stabilization fraud scheme. FOX 9's Mike Manzoni has the latest.

Monthly mortgage payments are the highest they’ve been in decades

Consumers are dealing with the rigors of finding a reasonably priced home but soaring mortgage payments are placing a financial dent on their budgets, according to recent data.

HOME Investment Partnerships Program may be cut by feds: What is it?

The HOME Investment Partnerships Program, a decades-old federal grant that has funded more than a million affordable homes, could be cut under President Donald Trump’s budget proposal, raising alarms for rural communities.

You can still buy a mansion for under $1M in these 4 cities

Mansions can costs millions of dollars, but consumers looking for more space can buy one of these sprawling homes at a reasonable price in these cities.

Here's where home equity has grown the most

Rising housing prices are causing changes in home equity gains nationwide, according to a recent study.

Housing advocates say fraud in industry hurts good providers, clients and taxpayers

The Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) stopped payment to dozens of providers because of fraud allegations. But some legitimate providers say they are doing things the right way.

The ripple effects of housing stabilization fraud
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Housing advocates are concerned over the ripple effects of housing stabilization fraud. FOX 9's Maury Glover has the story.

MN law gives housing protections for service dog trainers
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A Minnesota law approved this legislative session will give new housing protections for people with service animals in training. Among the changes, a person with a service dog in training will be granted the same access to housing accommodations as a person with a trained animal. A landlord is also not allowed to charge a tenant for a service dog in training. Landlords and homeowners associations can require a tenant to provide certification from the organization overseeing the training.

Sick kid leads to mold discovery, tug-of-war with HOA over who pays

A chronically sick kid led an Eden Prairie mother to discover potentially dangerous levels of mold in her townhome. Now, she's fighting with her homeowners association to get it fixed.