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Boosting R.I. housing includes saving what’s already here

NEXT PHASE: Kate Dyl, Newport Heights property manager, stands on the porch of a townhouse that’s about to undergo a phased renovation. 
PBN FILE PHOTO/DAVID HANSEN
NEXT PHASE: Kate Dyl, Newport Heights property manager, stands on the porch of a townhouse that’s about to undergo a phased renovation. 
PBN FILE PHOTO/DAVID HANSEN

Rhode Island leaders and voters have tried to put money where their mouths have been in support of more affordable housing. Since 2006, voters have approved $310 million in housing bonds. As this week’s cover story reports, however, relatively little of that money has been dedicated to renovations of existing affordable housing. “We’re competing for

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