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New Data: Cincinnati s Affordable Housing Gap Is 19,230 Units

Vice Mayor Christopher Smitherman is chair of City Council s new Affordable Housing Subcommittee. I think it s important that if we re using numbers, we at least know that we re using 2010 numbers in 2021, Smitherman said in late March. And we don t know; those numbers could be bigger, those numbers could be smaller. Michael Jones, a professor of economics at the University of Cincinnati, thinks the gap is quite a bit smaller. He researches labor and public economics, and says he got interested in housing after reading a WVXU article about council members wanting more recent data. He decided to take a look for himself, and presented his findings to the subcommittee in mid-April. His analysis is based on a report published in March from the National Low Income Housing Coalition.

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Multifamily Sector Needs Some Changes Before Full Recovery

Multifamily investors and developers need to seek more opportunities in the underserved affordable housing market. There are a few ironies that arise from the past year’s pandemic events. First, it seems that despite how quickly the pandemic came upon us, it will take us months to set the ship right and reach full recovery. On one hand, as the Congressional Budget Office predicts, “Real GDP [will expand] rapidly over the coming year, reaching its previous peak in mid-2021 and surpassing its potential level in early 2025.” But job performance is still showing the signs of uncertainty that mark our transition from slump to recovery. Some 916,000 jobs came on-line last month. But while “The number of unemployed persons, at 9.7 million, continued to trend down in March [it] is 4.0 million higher than in February 2020,” says the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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Burning Man, motel vaccinations, eviction law help: News from around our 50 states

Burning Man, motel vaccinations, eviction law help: News from around our 50 states
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Dallas lawyer takes up mission to help people avoid eviction

Dallas lawyer takes up mission to help people avoid eviction JAMIE STENGLE and MICHAEL CASEY, Associated Press April 27, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 6 1of6Attorney Mark Melton poses for a photo in front of his home in Dallas, Friday, April 2, 2021. Melton has formed a group made up of volunteer attorneys to help people avoid evictions if they can t pay rent due to the pandemic.LM Otero/APShow MoreShow Less 2of6Attorney Mark Melton poses for a photo in front of his home in Dallas, Friday, April 2, 2021. Melton has formed a group made up of volunteer attorneys to help people avoid evictions if they can t pay rent due to the pandemic.LM Otero/APShow MoreShow Less

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Saluja Siwakoti ( 21) Awarded PIFP Fellowship at the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless

Saluja Siwakoti ( 21) Awarded PIFP Fellowship at the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless Published on April 26, 2021 Feminist & Gender Studies is proud to announce Saluja Siwakoti (Environmental Science major and Feminist & Gender Studies minor 21) was recently awarded a fellowship at the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless (CCH) in Denver, CO through the Colorado College Public Interest Fellowship Program (PIFP). CCH is a national leader in providing integrated housing, health care, vocational and supportive services, creating lasting solutions to homelessness. As part of the Education & Advocacy Team, Saluja will be responsible for implementing activities supported by a grant from the Opportunity Starts at Home Campaign through the National Low Income Housing Coalition. More specifically, she will help bring partners from the housing advocacy community together with other multisector partners to engage more effectively on federal housing policy issues, help CCH expand their c

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