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future housing policy strategyThe Tennessean
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Americans tend not to want neighbors living next to them who cannot afford the present cost of homes in their communities.
The last four years have dealt a blow to residents’ aspirations of achieving the American dream.
A pandemic, inflation and 23-year -high federal interest rates have erased many citizens’ chances at entering the housing market.
One presidential candidate pledges to build millions more units of new housing.
Nashville 's Essential Structures for Togetherness legislation sought to update the zoning code received angry pushback from vocal residents.
The group Save Our Nashville Neighborhood recently formed to fight back against NEST out of fears that the legislation will return.
Local elected leaders are now acting more slowly and deliberately to advance measures related to spurring housing supply growth.
If Nashville wants to continue to be known as a welcoming and inclusive city, it's going to take every-day action by ordinary citizens.
Citizens should attend neighborhood association events, sign up for council member’s newsletters, go to municipal and community meetings, advocate for good policy solutions.
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