Housing

A bill adding questions about historical property to a seller’s disclosure statement passes committee.

The City of Rapid City is seeking feedback from the public regarding regulating vacation home rentals in the community.

Federal mandates for section eight housing vouchers are limiting access for people in need. State officials say their hands are tied on offering assistance.

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.

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.

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.

Tribes located in South Dakota can now access a pot of money set aside for housing infrastructure projects.

With construction of a third house in Sturgis, the Black Hills Habitat for Humanity has completed their latest project.

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.

Rapid City’s growth has been, put simply, rapid over the last decade.