Affordable Housing Crisis: Low-Income Units Sit Empty While Homelessness Rises
Despite a significant number of affordable housing units remaining vacant, the poorest Americans struggle to find housing they can afford. Many low-income renters are forced into homelessness as available units are priced beyond their means.
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Local coverage
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