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‘Starter Homes Act’ one step closer to governor

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Political leaders in both parties at the legislature have identified affordable housing as one of their top issues, but one bipartisan bill aimed at lowering housing prices with smaller homes is close to approaching Gov. Katie Hobbs’ desk. After many stakeholder meetings and negotiations throughout the legislative session, the House Government Committee passed the “Arizona Starter Homes Act,” 5-4, as several members on the committee expressed th…

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Bipartisan legislation aims to build more Minnesota starter homes to ease crunch - Albert Lea Tribune

By Elias Thomas, Report for Minnesota A bipartisan group of Minnesota lawmakers is trying to ease the state’s housing crunch by making more homes available to people looking for a first home, but some local officials are concerned the approach will bypass the concerns of their communities. The lawmakers are pitching legislation they call the Minnesota Starter Home Act, which aims to remove restrictions to make building affordable starter homes e…

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‘Starter Homes Act’ one step closer to governor

Political leaders in both parties at the legislature have identified affordable housing as one of their top issues, but one bipartisan bill aimed at lowering housing prices with smaller homes is close to approaching Gov. Katie Hobbs’ desk. After many stakeholder meetings and negotiations throughout the legislative session, the House Government Committee passed the “Arizona Starter Homes Act,” 5-4, as several members on the committee expressed th…

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