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Camping ban case to be heard next month in Supreme Court

Camping ban case to be heard next month in Supreme Court

Service providers say camping bans make it harder to find clients and increase arrests of unsheltered people
Posted by By Mollie Bryant March 11, 2024
Climate change threatens 41% of rental homes, report says

Climate change threatens 41% of rental homes, report says

Some communities are using zoning to build more affordable housing and reduce their carbon footprints
Posted by By Mollie Bryant March 4, 2024
Evictions and domestic violence cases expected to top legal aid programs’ 2023 caseloads

Evictions and domestic violence cases expected to top legal aid programs’ 2023 caseloads

High need and funding for eviction assistance has pushed up legal aid programs’ housing cases
Posted by By Mollie Bryant February 7, 2024
A record number of renters couldn’t afford housing in 2022, a new study finds

A record number of renters couldn’t afford housing in 2022, a new study finds

To cover rent, Americans are spending less on food, medical care and other living expenses
Posted by By Mollie Bryant January 26, 2024
Denials after tenant screenings force renters to pay more for worse housing

Denials after tenant screenings force renters to pay more for worse housing

Tenant screenings influence the makeup of communities as they force Black and low-income renters into more segregated neighborhoods
Posted by By Mollie Bryant January 17, 2024

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