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Data centers that are already operating or approved will likely keep running and generating revenue. Here’s how localities could use that revenue to address housing affordability.
States spearhead ambitious criminal justice reform policies When it comes to criminal justice reform, odds are that states will continue leading the charge.Everyday actions can help transform juvenile justice policy and practice State prisons and local jails hold the most people in the criminal justice system, making grassroots efforts the best positioned to drive change.When interest rates go up in a healthy economy, history says home prices will rise Since the election, mortgage rates have risen. What does this mean for home prices?How a voucher program sparked community interest in housing homeless veterans Communities using HUD-VASH vouchers to develop housing for formerly homeless veterans should be aware of these distinct challenges and opportunities.Public policies about fatherhood should reflect reality Fathers can contribute more than money to their children’s well-being.Minority homeownership surged in these eight cities, but will success last? Many minority borrowers hit the housing market at the worst time, and while some have recovered, too many are still paying for bad timing.