By Meghan Hall Discussions regarding affordable housing have been occurring since the 1960s and 70s, as communities have grappled with the state’s rapid growth. However, those conversations have changed little when it comes to the various types of affordable housing that developers and non-profits are working to bring to the table. Historically, legislation and funding […]
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