HUD’s Point-in-Time Count May Underestimate Homelessness by Overlooking “Doubled Up” Situations
HUD's Point-in-Time Count May Underestimate Homelessness by Overlooking "Doubled Up" Situations
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HUD's Point-in-Time Count May Underestimate Homelessness by Overlooking "Doubled Up" Situations
Read updateFour candidates seeking to succeed Rep. Nydia Velazquez in New York's Seventh Congressional District outline their visions for federal support of cities,…
Read updateA proposed retail development in Chicago's Clybourn Place is drawing criticism for prioritizing car-centric retail over much-needed housing, revealing systemic policy issues…
Read updateA Washington Court of Appeals decision has reopened environmental review for Seattle's Comprehensive Plan, raising concerns about the effectiveness of recent state…
Read updateThree years after the Supreme Court's Grants Pass v. Johnson decision, cities are adopting contrasting strategies for addressing homelessness, with some increasing…
Read updateA new report from the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) reveals a significant long-term increase in homelessness, despite a…
Read updateCharleston Aims for 3,500 Affordable Homes by 2032 with Accelerated Strategy
Read updateGovernor JB Pritzker's proposals for multi-unit housing in Illinois faced significant hurdles during the spring legislative session, ultimately failing to advance.
Read updateThe Urbanist is hosting a candidate forum on housing policy and a summer fundraiser event, bringing together candidates and supporters to discuss…
Read updateThe U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has released its annual report, showing a 3% decrease in homelessness nationwide. This…
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