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Workforce housing focuses on expanding housing opportunities for America's working families, particularly those supported by professions—teachers, firefighters, police officers, laundry and restaurant workers—that are vital to communities but do not provide wages to meet home costs.
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Starting or expanding a workforce housing program may seem daunting, but these experts say you can't afford not to. Here are some tips and resources to help you get rolling.
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This field guide explores how EAH programs work and offers resources to promote the concept among employers.
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NAR's recent Workforce Housing Forum contained many real-world tips and ideas for entering this exciting, much-needed niche.
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Every meeting room, hall, and ballroom at the National Association of REALTORS® Workforce Housing Forum echoed the call to real estate professionals: We need your voice.
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The National Association of Realtors® will host a national forum today in Chicago focusing on the housing needs of working families.
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2012 Workforce Housing Forum: Bring Workers Home on Oct. 10-11, 2012 in Chicago.
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A panel of Realtors® provided keen insight into what it takes to launch successful workforce housing initiatives during the Housing Opportunities Forum - Ideas in Action at the Realtor® Midyear Legislative Meetings & Trade Expo in Washington, D.C.
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Check out the Ira Gribin Grants awarded in 2009. Tackling Workforce Housing State by State is a progress report on the first year of the Ira Gribin Workforce Housing Grants program.
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This report profiles the 52 programs across the country funded by the Ira Gribin Workforce Housing Grants program, sharing challenges and lessons learned.
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Public and private sector workers in the northwestern U.S. have limited access for affordable housing. In response, the National Association of Realtors®, in partnership with the National Housing Conference, will host a forum today in Portland, Ore., to address this crisis and encourage efforts to make housing more affordable to working class families.