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Mom, Son With Cerebral Palsy in Need of Housing Help
The growing rent crisis in South Florida rears its ugly head with a family who has a loved one with special needs reaching out for help. NBC 6’s Willard Shepard reports
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Pompano Beach Woman With Special Needs Son Forced Out of Home Due to Rising Rent
The growing rent crisis in South Florida rears its ugly head with a family who has a loved one with special needs reaching out for help.
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Miami-Dade County Launches $70M Fund to Help Spur Affordable Housing Projects
Miami-Dade County housing leaders announced a $70 million effort Friday morning to try and convince developers to build more affordable housing units.
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Miami-Dade Mayor Signs Tenant's Bill of Rights
Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava held a ceremonial bill signing Wednesday for the “Tenant’s Bill of Rights,” which will add more legal protections for renters in the county. NBC 6’s Laura Rodriguez reports
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South Florida Booming Market Stretches Housing Safety Net
The blooming housing market is pricing many people out of South Florida, and a safety net meant to help those in need is falling short.
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Housing Safety Net Falling Short
The blooming housing market is pricing many people out of South Florida, and a safety net meant to help those in need is falling short. NBC 6’s Phil Prazan reports
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‘We Will Step Up': Miami-Dade Mayor Vows to Tackle Housing Discrimination
Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava is looking into expanding county resources and wants people to file housing discrimination complaints if they feel they’ve been wronged.
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Miami-Dade Mayor Vows to End Housing Discrimination
Landlords across South Florida have raised rent prices to historic levels, pushing many people out of neighborhoods. And as a recent NBC 6 investigation revealed, more people are reporting discrimination when applying for housing in Miami-Dade County. NBC 6’s Phil Prazan reports
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Miami-Dade County Declares “Affordability Emergency” as Rents Continue to Skyrocket
Mayor Daniella Levine Cava and leaders on the county commission announced new measures Friday morning. Mayor Levine Cava signed executive actions adding $13 million more to a fund for emergency rental assistance, known as the ERAP program. NBC 6’s Phil Prazan has more.
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Addressing the Housing Affordability Crisis in Miami-Dade
NBC 6 Investigator Phil Prazan brings us the latest on Miami-Dade County’s housing affordability crisis following remarks from Mayor Daniella Levine Cava
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Miami-Dade Explores Studying ‘Housing Emergency,' Possible Rent Controls
Miami-Dade Public Housing and Community Services Committee passed a measure by Commissioner Kionne McGhee directing Mayor Daniella Levine Cava’s office to study the housing situation in the county
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Miami-Dade Could Declare a Housing Emergency
Miami-Dade could declare a housing emergency in the county amid rising rent. NBC 6’s Phil Prazan reports
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Some Floridians Want to Limit Rent Increases. It Likely Won't Happen.
In the past weeks, dozens of viewers reached out to NBC 6 Investigators concerned about rent increases. Many asked why their landlords can raise their rents so much.
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Florida Law Limits Rent Control
A call for rent control as rent prices surge across South Florida — but NBC 6 Investigators found it’s not an easy task
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Millions of Americans Fear Eviction as Housing Crisis Worsens
Two studies released Wednesday found that the nation’s housing availability and affordability crisis is expected to worsen significantly following the pandemic
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Are 3D Printed Housing Communities Actually on the Horizon?
With a housing crisis and rise in building expenses, many companies are searching for innovative housing solutions. Two companies turning to robots and technology to meet that demand, Mighty Buildings and the Palari Group, are on course to make the first-ever 3D housing community in American.
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Are 3D Printed Housing Communities One Solution to the Housing Crisis?
As more Americans are priced out of the housing market are 3D printed housing communities one potential solution?
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Why Climate Migration May Be the Next Crisis on the Horizon
Climate migration and subsequent gentrification will accelerate as the United States faces an accelerating sea-level rise, more intense heatwaves, wildfires, and even mega hurricanes, all worsened by a warming planet. Those trends and events will leave more and more of America uninhabitable.
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The Pandemic Has Emptied Out Office Buildings. What Happens Now to All That Space?
What office life looks like after the pandemic is still an open question. But real estate experts have no doubt there’s going to be a surge in empty commercial real estate. In many cities, developers say some of the buildings can be redesigned to help address the affordable housing crisis. The practice is called “adaptive reuse” and it’s been used...
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Tiny Homes Are Offering Safety and Dignity to Homeless in California
In California, the Hope of the Valley Rescue Mission is partnering with the city of Los Angeles to open tiny homes to people struggling with homelessness. Founder and CEO Ken Craft joined NBCLX to explain how tiny homes help restore dignity, safety and a sense of autonomy to its residents.