Public-Private Resources Address Big Homelessness Problem With Tiny Solution

Public-Private Resources Address Big Homelessness Problem With Tiny Solution

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Tiny houses—homes anywhere from 50 to 400 square feet in size—are becoming increasingly popular and can be attractive for students and others generally seeking lower rent in exchange for a smaller home.

Seattle Nonprofit Uses Public-Private Partnerships and ‘Diversion’ Approach to Fight Homelessness
Seattle Nonprofit Uses Public-Private Partnerships and ‘Diversion’ Approach to Fight Homelessness

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Rent Control Laws Nearly Destroyed Parts of New York City. They Could Do the Same to California
Rent Control Laws Nearly Destroyed Parts of New York City. They Could Do the Same to California

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Philadelphia Wants to Tax Its Way to Affordable Housing
Philadelphia Wants to Tax Its Way to Affordable Housing

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Improving Detroit’s Public Golf Courses Demands Longer-Term Solutions
Improving Detroit’s Public Golf Courses Demands Longer-Term Solutions

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Urban Growth and Land Use Policy Studies

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