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Leaving households behind : institutional investors and the U.S. housing recovery

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Escaping the housing trap : the strong towns response to the housing crisis

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"Housing prices are at record highs, and millions of Americans are housing insecure in one form or another. Our housing markets are failing to provide the foundation for all Americans to have a dignified life they can afford in a good place with access to opportunity. Housing is a classic...