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46 Green Solutions
What it takes to make green affordable housing make sense
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48 Outlook for Green
Affordable Multifamily Housing
RON NYREN
What can speed the greening of affordable
housing?
56 San Diego County's Urban
Revival
KAREN JORDAN
Suburban greenfield projects fade away
as stakeholders focus on connecting cities
and reinvesting in areas with preexisting
infrastructure and transit.
77 2021 Jack Kemp Excellence
in Affordable and Workforce
Housing Award Winners
Winners include projects in California,
Idaho, Massachusetts, New York, Puerto
Rico, Texas, and Washington.
84 Climate Migration Is Now
GRACE DOBUSH
Real estate investors need to factor in the
human side of climate change and take a
long-term view of their investments.
90 The Great Digital Divide
KYLE BOLDEN
How digital technology can play a key role
in the housing experience and close the
digital divide.
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