The lack of affordable housing is an issue that requires the work of the wider institutional and public community: Major corporations, nonprofits, small businesses, individuals and the government all must contribute time, energy and funds to solve this societal problem.
Source: Inman News
Why it’ll take a village to solve housing affordability woes
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