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A "middle housing" plan supported by city staffers is set to alter the type of housing that can be built in a wide swath of Tucson.
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- Tyler Finch for Wealth Enhancement
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Wealth Enhancement reports Texas, Florida, and California lead in new housing construction, driven by population growth and favorable regulations.
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One of the many criticisms the president has levied against the Federal Reserve is that high rates are making it too expensive for Americans to buy a home. If affordability is the goal, he should be pressing Republicans in Congress to pass a new piece of bipartisan legislation that would do more to address the problem.
Tucson mayor wants to consider new laws to regulate data centers- Tony Davis
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Mayor Regina Romero wants Tucson to consider a host of ordinances setting zoning and environmental requirements for data centers after widespread controversy broke out.
- Charles Borla
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The city and county have been focused in recent years on helping developers of affordable housing projects get through the permitting process and better support their plans.
- Chris Evans Special to the Arizona Daily Star
The lack of respect for existing neighborhoods in this proposal is punctuated by the failure to notify owners of affected properties, thereby eliminating public participation in any kind of process.
- Charles Borla
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For Star subscribers: A city zoning examiner rejected three TEP requests for zoning exceptions to allow for high-voltage power lines to be installed across three Tucson intersections. It comes as the city council considers an election on a new franchise agreement with the utility.
- Meg Johnson and Ann Moynihan Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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- Gabriela Rico
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Homes that are duplexes, triplexes, quadplexes, condos or townhouses are considered middle housing and could help struggling homebuyers get into a place of their own and start to build equity.
- Charles Borla
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A new housing development being proposed on the city’s west side has raised concerns for some neighbors in the surrounding area, who worry it …
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