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Housing Affordability

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The "fix" for housing affordability will require bold decision making, creative thinking and deep public-private partnerships. 

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  • Gap financing for developers to continue to make investments in housing 

  • Strong relationships with federal and state policy makers (HUD)

  • Connect residents with Raleigh Housing Authority programs

  • Drive community awareness and adoption of existing home rehabilitation and preservation initiatives

  • Continued engagement with leading NGO's and non-profits like DHIC, CASA, and Habitat for Humanity Wake County

  • Support resident's opinions and thoughts on forthcoming bond packages

  • Down-payment assistance programs can remove the barrier to entry to home ownership

  • ​Reduce and remove government operational ineffectiveness related to seeking housing assistance (long call times, wait-list, etc)

  • Develop a one-stop shop resident help-desk related to housing support with ticketing, tracking and clear communication of progress


 

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Balancing housing supply with growing demand is essential for improving affordability, driving economic growth, and supporting workforce mobility. 

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Raleigh Residents

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Jevon Smith for Raleigh City Council District D

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421 Fayetteville Street

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Raleigh, NC 27601

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