public housing

Ortiviz previously served as the housing organization's executive vice president of operations.

The organization — now called Aspire — celebrated what it hopes to be a new chapter, but just a short distance away, advocates held a rally calling for improvements in public housing.

The announcement comes as the organization is planning its own rebrand to distance itself from negative stigmas.

Residents and advocates want someone who currently lives in public housing to fill the vacant seats on the housing authority's board of commissioners.

The development was sparked in part by a $30 million federal grant but has continued to face a multimillion-dollar funding gap.

A project involving more than 400 new affordable housing units in Winston-Salem is facing a multimillion-dollar funding gap for one of its phases.

The next phase of a project to increase affordable housing in Winston-Salem is facing a projected multimillion-dollar funding gap. On Tuesday, the board…

A Winston-Salem public housing complex may soon be redeveloped, but a historic property designation could alter plans. Cleveland Avenue Homes is eligible…

Tenants of a downtown Winston-Salem public housing complex gathered Tuesday to celebrate the decision to take the building off the market. Canceling the…