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"It’s an important distinction, they say, because the projected need for 72,000 homes guides housing policy."

Data and numbers sure but recent housing policy and tenant protections, especially on the rental front has been greatly in tune with finally doing something with the households under $80k. Just I wish Hardwick was a bit more easily to believe she's in favour of affordable housing when the more I go to council for my rental projects she doesn't seem to care or understand a rental building proforma or the economics and City regulations we're abiding by.