Support grows for statutory affordable housing preservation program and asset management training
Nonprofits and housing advocates told the Senate Committee on Housing and Development that Senate Bill 51 (and its Amendment 2) would help stabilize Oregon’s affordable housing stock through a statutory preservation program, asset management training and culturally responsive property management.
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Witnesses representing nonprofit housing intermediaries and community organizations urged the Senate Committee on Housing and Development on March 31 to pass Senate Bill 51, which, in testimony, would establish and fund an affordable housing preservation program and support asset management and culturally responsive property management.
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