On the recordMarch 27, 2023
If nothing changes in the next 15 years, Harvard's Joint Center on Housing estimates that an estimated 2.4 million older adults lose access to affordable housing.
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congress.govIf nothing changes in the next 15 years, Harvard's Joint Center on Housing estimates that an estimated 2.4 million older adults lose access to affordable housing.
Wexton highlights the looming housing crisis for older adults.
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