R.I.’s affordable rental housing shortage ranked ‘least severe’; advocates say more work to do

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THE NATIONAL Low Income Housing Coalition’s 2025 Gap report ranks Rhode Island’s affordable housing shortage least severe compared to the rest of the country. However, advocates warn there is still much to do to better serve the state’s most impoverished renters. /COURTESY NATIONAL LOW INCOME HOUSING COALITION

PROVIDENCE – A new study ranks Rhode Island’s shortage of affordable rental housing less severe than other parts of the country. However, local advocates warn there is still much to do to better serve the state’s most vulnerable renters. On the surface, the numbers look good compared to rest of the country, according to the

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