“The short story is that we simply haven’t been producing enough housing, says @Dan_McCue. And the housing we have been producing has been on the high end, rather than on smaller and medium-sized homes.
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The "State of the Nation's Housing" report by @Harvard_JCHS is highly anticipated every year and cited throughout the year after it's been released. 2020's release only amplifies the report's significance. https://t.co/Qsf66aHjdl
The number of cost-burdened #renters has grown as housing assistance has become a lower budget priority says our @Dan_McCue in today's livestream. #harvardhousingreport
At the top of Mt Greylock was reminded that the original New Deal can still be a guiding beacon and that sometimes it helps to take a short trip to a place where you can see for miles.
Remembering Doc Watson, born on this day in 1923 in Deep Gap, North Carolina. Here he is playing “John Hardy” with Earl Scruggs, his sons Randy and Steve, and Doc’s son Merle in 1972.
"Any pillar of civic life, younger generations are less involved than a lot of their elders were," @lymanstoneky says. This includes things like politics, the military, social clubs, religious associations and sports leagues.
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