Nonprofit HAND outlines Hamilton County housing projects, cites 2022 study showing worker housing gap
The Towne Post Network — Indiana report says nonprofit HAND described its recent and planned affordable-housing projects in Hamilton County, including the new Home Place Duets in Carmel, and cited a 2022 study finding a shortage of lower-cost housing for retail, food-service and other local workers.
A Towne Post Network — Indiana article published 2026-10-29 says Housing and Neighborhood Development (HAND) described a string of local affordable-housing projects and program priorities serving seniors, low- and moderate-income families and mid‑income households in Hamilton County.
The report names Andrea Davis as HAND's executive director and says the organization uses federal funding and grants for both rehabilitating existing structures and for new construction. The article adds that donations to HAND are tax deductible and that volunteers are needed to support its work (Towne Post Network — Indiana).
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