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"By cutting aid by two-thirds next year, the plan risks a sudden end of support for most of the people the Continuum places nationwide, beginning as soon as January. All are disabled — a condition of the aid — and many are 50 or older. The document does not explain how they would find housing."
November 13, 2025 at 4:06 PM
"By cutting aid by two-thirds next year, the plan risks a sudden end of support for most of the people the Continuum places nationwide, beginning as soon as January. All are disabled — a condition of the aid — and many are 50 or older. The document does not explain how they would find housing."
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"To live up to that promise, building a wide range of diverse housing options must be a central goal, ensuring that new families can put down roots and that existing residents are not priced out by rising costs."
To learn more, check out the Greater Boston Housing Report Card 2025.
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To learn more, check out the Greater Boston Housing Report Card 2025.
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November 12, 2025 at 3:33 PM
"To live up to that promise, building a wide range of diverse housing options must be a central goal, ensuring that new families can put down roots and that existing residents are not priced out by rising costs."
To learn more, check out the Greater Boston Housing Report Card 2025.
buff.ly/NF8hGbY
To learn more, check out the Greater Boston Housing Report Card 2025.
buff.ly/NF8hGbY