Bay Area voters to decide $20 billion affordable housing bond in November
Briefly

On Wednesday, the Bay Area Housing Financing Authority board unanimously agreed to put a $20 billion bond measure on the ballot, aiming to build or preserve 90,000 affordable homes to address the region's housing crisis.
Housing advocates emphasize the urgent need for massive investment in affordable housing to combat inequality and homelessness, while opponents raise concerns about tax increase, public spending accountability, and impact on public services and property values.
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