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Making Room at the Table: The Case for Mixed-Income Housing

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By Billy the Broker (I just want to stay anonymous) While not even the crankiest economist would claim that housing is simple, our approach to solving the housing crisis usually is: Build luxury homes for the rich at market rates and subsidized homes for the poor at taxpayer expense. Like most simple solutions to complex problems, this […]

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