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As homeless crisis grows, states and cities are turning to voters for affordable housing

Past Hot TopicsBy coalitionboiseteamMarch 30, 2024

As the country’s homeless crisis worsens, cities and states are trying to build more affordable housing to prevent their residents from ending up on the streets or in shelters. But more money is needed to turn construction plans into a reality − and in many cases residents must approve tax revenue increases to foot the bill. READ MORE


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