Questions to Consider Regarding Inclusionary Zoning Policy
Inclusionary zoning is one tool that cities and states can use to require that a portion of newly constructed housing units are created and operated as affordable housing.
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Inclusionary zoning is one tool that cities and states can use to require that a portion of newly constructed housing units are created and operated as affordable housing.
Continue Reading →Coordinated entry has revolutionized the way providers in Phoenix work with each other, and the way they tailor housing and services to families with a broad range of... Continue Reading →
Through the Governor's Coordinating Council on Homelessness, Virginia changed the way it responds to the needs of people experiencing homelessness.
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In discussions with community partners, we answer questions about the criteria and benchmarks for ending youth homelessness.
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Continue Reading →Our quick analysis of changes in the Registration Notice for the FY17 Continuum of Care Program Competition.
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Houston Domestic Violence providers are piloting two coordinated entry projects.
Continue Reading →The first community in the country – Bergen County, New Jersey – declared victory in their fight to end chronic homelessness. Bergen County is the proof that it can... Continue Reading →