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Nonprofits standing in the housing gap (access required)

by Amanda Miller

Published: July 1,2011

Time posted: 6:49 am

Tags: greccio, Housing

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As Colorado Springs’ apartment vacancy rates decrease, inexpensive housing is drying up. And that has more low-income renters turning to affordable-housing providers, like the Division of Housing and Greccio Housing. The city’s apartment vacancy rate is 5.6 percent, a 10-year low, and apartment owners have stopped offering incentives like discounted rent as thousands of troops return ...





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