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New housing developments could triple Milton-area population

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By Olivia Marble Verified
| Spotlight Delaware Verified
Why Should Delaware Care? Sussex County residents continue to debate how and where to allow new development, particularly near Delaware’s popular beaches, where both traffic and housing affordability have become major concerns. Milton’s growth — and the concerns surrounding it — is a prime example of that trend. The Milton area is booming, with housing developments currently under construction set to double the town’s population in the coming years.
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New Delaware traffic law could affect downstate housing development

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By Olivia Marble Verified
| Spotlight Delaware Verified
Why Should Delaware Care? Housing costs are rising in Delaware, leading to strained budgets, longer commutes and an increase in the homeless population. Part of a new law increases minimum housing density to address this issue, but some in Sussex County question how it will affect traffic congestion. A new state law that aims to create more cohesive communities is already changing the course of development discussions in Sussex County.
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New Delaware traffic law could affect downstate housing development

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By Olivia Marble Verified
| News from the States
Why Should Delaware Care? Housing costs are rising in Delaware, leading to strained budgets, longer commutes and an increase in the homeless population. Part of a new law increases minimum housing density to address this issue, but some in Sussex County question how it will affect traffic congestion. A new state law that aims to create more cohesive communities is already changing the course of development discussions in Sussex County.
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