Editorial: Lack of viable housing affects entire community

Arizona’s supply of rental housing currently meets only one-fourth of the state’s need, a National Low Income Housing Coalition report stated. That means the state has only 25 affordable and available rental units for every 100 extremely low-income rental households. That is down from 26 units in 2018. The number nationwide is 37 units for 2019. (Courier file photo)

Arizona’s supply of rental housing currently meets only one-fourth of the state’s need, a National Low Income Housing Coalition report stated. That means the state has only 25 affordable and available rental units for every 100 extremely low-income rental households. That is down from 26 units in 2018. The number nationwide is 37 units for 2019. (Courier file photo)

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