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About Street roots. (Portland, OR) 1998-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 2016)
Xiving on Social Security, there was no way I could afford a place to call home. It. was frightening. But I was able to find-one of the rare, subsidized apartments that so many others can't. Now I can pay my bills and get decent groceries. More important, I have stability, peace and independence." — Kathleen "Every year, the rents are going up here in my apartment. I’m paying $750 but they are going to raise our rent this year, we’ve heard. We're on the waiting list for a lot of other low-income housing, but it’s been a long time and we're not able to get into other affordable housing because there's not enough affordable housing in this city. That's why Ewent to,City Hall to testify in favor of Measure 26-179. so that there can be more affordable homes and apartments for people in the city." • ■ • - — Wendy Skyrocketing rents. Families losing their homes. Seniors on fixed incomes forced out of their neighborhoods. People experiencing homelessness. We are all touched by Portland's affordable housing crisis. As a community, we must act. Vote YES on Measure 26-179, Portland's AFFORDABLE Affordable MEASURE 26-179 Housing Bond. nyHHHUlF ■■ uh uBSF un Hu SHmi Mr www.yesforaffordablehomes.com