Huffington Post reporter Michael Hobbes posed two questions to a panel of Boulder housing leaders at a Monday evening event trained on the region’s current affordability crisis: “How did we get here,” and less directly, what do we do about it next? For Boulder County leaders and its increasingly priced-out residents, the answers are both as urgent and familiar as perhaps they have ever been, officials say. The conversation came during the fourth stop on the “Listen to America: A Huffpost Road Trip,” a two-week journey throughout five Western states to “highlight under-covered communities and issues.” Naturally, in Boulder County, the conversation would steer toward the woes and remedies of the housing market. An extra $400 million will be needed to fund Boulder County’s affordable housing plans over the next 16 years, according to information released in June by the Regional Housing Partnership. Read the full story at dailycamera.com.
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