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Congress has earmarked millions of dollars for housing development, including $3 million for the Black Hills Habitat for Humanity. With such a housing crunch in the area, one South Dakota Senator says it’s time to focus on the problem.
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Sen. Mike Rounds requested the funds ahead of the changes coming to Ellsworth Air Force Base. Local community organizations and boards are managing the funds.
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The Sturgis Rally is here, and that means just about every hotel, motel and campground is packed to the gills. That also includes short-term rentals like AirBnB and VRBO.
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Tribes located in South Dakota can now access a pot of money set aside for housing infrastructure projects.
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With construction of a third house in Sturgis, the Black Hills Habitat for Humanity has completed their latest project.
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The legislative offseason is a time for lawmakers to workshop ideas and consider possibilities, including taxes paid on your property. Just how those values are assessed can be a sticking point though, meaning transparency is key.
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Rapid City’s growth has been, put simply, rapid over the last decade.
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Recent graduates from accredited collegiate programs can receive assistance through a program that helps connect buyers with a participating lender.
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Joe Santos and Michael Bender discuss what's going on in the South Dakota commercial real estate market.
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Gov. Kristi Noem has signed the first bills of the 2024 legislative session into law.