Number of homeless families at San Antonio shelters is rising
The number of homeless families at San Antonio shelters rose this year, according to an annual count led by the San Antonio Regional Alliance for the Homeless.
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The number of homeless families at San Antonio shelters rose this year, according to an annual count led by the San Antonio Regional Alliance for the Homeless.
With construction costs and interest rates soaring, developers are struggling to make the numbers work for their affordable housing projects.
More than $20 million of the $150 million from the voter-approved bond in May will go toward specifically permanent supportive housing projects.
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A portion of the bond would go toward creating permanent on-site services to ensure residents stay off the streets and don't end up homeless again.