Shrinking inventory, rising rents and $2 billion loss created Florida’s affordable housing crisis
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Working-class families say they can’t find an affordable place to live in Tampa Bay. I-team investigator Jackie Callaway tells us why rising rents, shrinking inventory and legislators swiping two billion dollars from a state housing fund share the blame for pricing people out of the bay area.
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WFTS
3 years agoShrinking inventory, rising rents and $2 billion loss created Florida’s affordable housing crisis
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3 years agoRelief coming for Ohio homebuyers, housing inventory rising
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3 years agoAffordable housing crisis leaves thousands on waiting list for rental assistance
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3 years agoHow keeping him in his home helps affordable housing crisis
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WCPO
3 years agoHow keeping him in his home helps affordable housing crisis
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3 years agoAffordable housing crisis leaves thousands on waiting list for rental assistance
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3 years agoIn-depth look at affordable housing
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3 years agoShortage of affordable housing
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