Together we can fix America’s housing crisis.
Almost half of American renter households pay more than 30% of their income on housing costs. Federal, state and local governments must work together to tackle the cost of housing in the United States.
A growing number of working Americans are struggling to find housing they can afford. It is a clear strain on families.
We need holistic housing solutions that address the needs of all Americans.
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The housing crisis is widespread throughout the United States, but certain states and localities face unique challenges. Learn about how these communities are impacted and the holistic housing policies they’re exploring to solve the problem.
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Jay Parsons, VP and Deputy Chief Economist at RealPage, outlines why the mass eviction narrative may be over-exaggerated.
In order to ensure our housing recovery matches the scale and efficacy of our public health recovery, we need to prioritize solutions that lead to the construction of more homes at all price points.
Ilcye Glink and Samuel J. Tamkin with the Washington Post report on new data on the housing construction gap in the U.S.
Useful information to help address the housing affordability crisis.
