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From the middle of a road, the view is of a broken, undriveable road, with gaps and upheavals, and six orange traffic cones, one of them nearly buried under gravel.

Section 8 Under Trump: How Policy Uncertainty Is Affecting Affordable Housing

March 18, 2025 | Shelby R. King

As Trump reshapes the federal landscape, Housing Choice Voucher recipients, landlords, and administrators brace for potential funding cuts and fiscal chaos.

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A senior Black woman wearing top and pants in shades of pink with a dark gray sweater, and wearing a surgical mask, sits in an armchair facing a home healthcare nurse. She is Black, with very short hair and wearing black-rimmed glasses, blue scrub top; also wearing a surgical mask and stethoscope, and carrying a clipboard or tablet. On the wall behind the seated woman is a bright blue artwork.
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How States Can Use Medicaid to Address Housing Costs

June 5, 2023 | Dori Glanz Reyneri

New federal guidance enables states to use Medicaid dollars to support housing needs.

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ADUs: Defined, Disambiguated, and Debated

May 3, 2022 | Shelby R. King

Accessory dwelling units are being touted as a way to provide more affordable rental units for tenants, and additional monthly income for homeowners. But some cities allow them, others don’t. So what are ADUs exactly?

A woman, wearing a sign, stands and points a finger inside a bus.
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Integrating Arts and Culture Strategies into Transit Plans

January 27, 2020 | Lillian M. Ortiz and Keli A. Tianga

Three transit projects show how artists, transit agencies, and community groups helped communities envision more equitable outcomes.