Housing

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.

Recent graduates from accredited collegiate programs can receive assistance through a program that helps connect buyers with a participating lender.

Joe Santos and Michael Bender discuss what's going on in the South Dakota commercial real estate market.

Gov. Kristi Noem has signed the first bills of the 2024 legislative session into law.

Are conditions finally right for first-time homebuyers? We ask Michelle Maloney, a realtor and broker with Maloney Real Estate, about current conditions and trends.

A bill is moving through the legislature aiming to give tribal entities access to a pot of housing infrastructure dollars.

A Senate committee is advancing a proposal that cuts the state’s eviction notice time for "at-will" tenants in half. Opponents say the change will increase the number of evictions in South Dakota.

An oversight correction relating to housing grant dollars in South Dakota tribal settings is advancing through the legislature.