What does affordable housing really mean?
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Finfer: Local policy tools can boost affordable housing
When I first began to work on housing issues in Dorchester in 1970, triple deckers cost $15,000 and rents were $125 a month. But with redlining, blockbusting, and white flight to the suburbs, we soon had many, many hundreds of abandoned buildings and the minimum wage was only $1.60 an hour. Now triple deckers sell for $1 million or more and rents are in the many thousands per month But there’s no abandoned buildings. Yes, we have a housing crisi…
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