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“Asheville Residents Deserve Homes in Resilient, Sustainable Neighborhoods”

by Asheville For All
February 17, 2025
IN THE NEWS

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In response to the tragedy of Tropical Storm Helene, we’ve seen an impressive flurry of action by governments, community leaders, nonprofits and neighbors. We hope that some of that energy will now be directed toward Asheville’s long-simmering tragedy: the housing shortage.

Simpy put, there’s not enough housing for everyone who lives, works or goes to school here, and the shortfall has fostered sprawl, displacement, increasing homelessness and a higher cost of living for everyone from service workers to teachers to nurses to artists. All of this was only exacerbated by Helene.

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