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Local Revenue for Affordable Housing: Why the Community Preservation Act Isn’t Enough - Mass. Budget and Policy Center
Closing our Affordable Housing Gap Requires New Revenue Sources Massachusetts faces a severe shortage of housing affordable to low-income residents.1 Recent analyses have shown a statewide shortage of more than 200,000 units that are affordable to low-income households, with some showing an even greater shortage.2 This has led to a displacement crisis with significant human costs, and has put additional stress on safety net programs such as vouc…
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