TOPIC: Housing NeedSTATE: WashingtonTYPE: Research ReportDATE: 2011AUTHOR: Washington Low Income Housing AllianceDESCRIPTION: While homelessness saw a slight decrease, levels across Washington remain equal to or above 2007 levels. Parts of Washington become more affordable but the entire state is still unaffordable for a significant portion of the population. Persistent un- and underemployment continue to make affordability a critical concern for Washingtonians.
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