June 19: What we’re reading
Some articles we found interesting this week:
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Bloomberg: Without Commuters, US Transit Agencies Are Running Out of Options
ABC11: Section 8 vouchers expiring before tenants can find homes in expensive rental market
News & Observer: Riding the bus in Raleigh will be free for another year. Should it always be?
Governing: The Bad Things That Happen When States Tell Cities What to Do
News & Observer: Durham residents confront city council over DHA’s plans for Fayette Place in Hayti
TBJ: Giant investor buys Raleigh apartments for $165M as price soars in just months
Eugene, Oregon uses Random Lottery to Choose Community Representatives for Missing Middle Engagement Process: Middle Housing Public Engagement
Bloomberg: Factory-Built Homes Could Make a Comeback as Affordable Housing
Governing: Digital Atlas Reveals Zoning’s Impact on Affordable Housing
Bloomberg: Vienna's Radical Idea? Affordable Housing For All
Washington Post: Maxed-out townhouse sets the stage for minimal impact on environment
Governing: SRO Housing, Nearly Zoned Out of Existence, Could Re-Emerge
Urban Institute: Cracking the Zoning Code
Governing: For this city, fare-free transit is a big success