On the recordApril 23, 2018
We find that, increasingly, lack of access to affordable housing is a limit on economic growth because there is just literally no good place for people to live.
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congress.govWe find that, increasingly, lack of access to affordable housing is a limit on economic growth because there is just literally no good place for people to live.
Linking affordable housing access to economic growth limitations in rural areas.
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