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Fayetteville mayor addresses affordable housing; ‘amount for rent doesn’t line up’

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Fayetteville will use $8 million from Housing and Urban Development to create more affordable homes for low to moderate income families. Mayor Mitch Colvin said around 20,000 people in his city are paying 60 percent or more of their income for housing. Some are homeless or barely making ends meet. The mayor said it's impossible to build enough to fix the problem.

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Fayetteville mayor addresses affordable housing; ‘amount for rent doesn’t line up’

There is a need for more affordable housing across North Carolina, especially in Fayetteville.

2 years ago·Raleigh, United States

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