Affordable Housing in DC

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D.C. - New Resources for Housing and Homelessness Advocates

D.C. – New Resources for Housing and Homelessness Advocates

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The lack of affordable housing has long been a problem in the District. For some residents, this means that they are forced to live in housing that eats up nearly all of their paycheck, leaving little for other basic necessities such as food and clothing. For many others, the cost of housing is so high that they are forced to double up in homes and apartments, move out of their community, or live in their cars or out on the streets.
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DC: Skyland Shopping Center

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We support the redevelopment proposal for the Skyland Shopping Center. We welcome this mixed use development that provides a modest amount of below market rate housing. Our chief concern is that the project is excessively over-parked – wasting resources on too much parking that could be used for more productive uses.
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D.C. - Presentation on Implementing Inclusionary Zoning

D.C. – Presentation on Implementing Inclusionary Zoning

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This is a presentation to the Council of Non-Profit Housing and Economic Development.
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REGIONAL - Toolkit for Affordable Housing Development

REGIONAL – Toolkit for Affordable Housing Development

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The Coalition for Smarter Growth prioritizes the production and preservation of affordable housing, especially with access to transportation choices and jobs, as one critical element of truly interconnected, sustainable communities.
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D.C. - Fair Budget Coalition's Annual Budget Recommendations 2009

D.C. – Fair Budget Coalition’s Annual Budget Recommendations 2009

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The Fair Budget Coalition fights for a just and inclusive District of Columbia through advocacy and organizing and by advancing budget and public policy initiatives which reflect the inter-dependency of the District’s community and economic development systems. Organized in 1994, Fair Budget is a coalition of grassroots community groups, human service providers, advocates, faith organizations, and concerned community members.
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