Resources for Housing Discussions

 

Before diving into the links on this page, consider reading the following two resources:

March 2023

september 2023

 

Housing terms and acronyms:


Resources

Housing Data Overview

  • Housing data for Leelanau Township — April 2023

Affordable Housing in Leelanau?

Emergency Housing Guide

  • Available resources for emergency housing — Caring.com — April 2022

Leelanau County Fact Sheet

 

Data-driven insights about Leelanau County from Housing NorthMarch 2023

 

ALICE: Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed — published with data from 2021

 

This checklist from Housing North seeks to help communities evaluate housing needs — published in 2020

 

15 tools to expand choice and supply — American Planning Association (MI chapter) — August 2022

 

A visualization of existing housing numbers in the township — March 2023

 

A resource from Homestretch Housing of Traverse City — February 2023


News

Leelanau info — Housing Needs Assessment

Leelanau Ticker | July 5, 2023

Written by Craig Manning of the Leelanau Ticker using information from Housing North.

 

How Much Does it Cost to Build a House in Michigan?

Howmuchly.com | July 19, 2022

This article examines the different aspects of building a house in Michigan, with a cost breakdown of the entire process.

 

Inside California's Tiny-Home Takeover

Business Insider | feb 24, 2023

Tiny homes, known as accessory dwelling units, or ADUs, have filled backyards from San Jose to San Diego.

 

Pocket Neighborhoods: Small-Scale Community

Pocket Neighborhoods

Here you’ll find information about small-scale neighborhoods that make a big difference in the quality and health of our lives.

 

Can [Leelanau County’s] Housing Crisis Be Solved?

Leelanau Ticker | May 12, 2021

“There’s [a] need for housing across the income spectrum, among young people, retirees, and working families.” —Yarrow Brown

 

Pattern Book Homes for 21st Century Michigan

Michigan Municipal League | Sep 19, 2022

Many of these homes include more than one dwelling, providing flexibility for multi-generational families or rental income.