affordable housing

Peoria develops tools, policy to close housing gap

Habitat for Humanity builds a home in Peoria. The nonprofit has been a lasting partner with the city in the fight for affordable housing.

Habitat for Humanity

The need for affordable housing in Peoria is real.

So the city is addressing the issue through developing policy as well as a number of possible tools ranging from employer-assisted housing to zoning reforms.

City officials said 40% of Peoria households earn less than or equal to 80% of the area median income. That comes out to just less than 75,000 people in Peoria.

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