People of color in the Twin Cities are more likely to face rents they can’t afford. One proposed solution: ballot amendments that promise to cap annual rent increases. But not everyone agrees on what will actually happen to the housing market.
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People of color in the Twin Cities are more likely to face rents they can’t afford. One proposed solution: ballot amendments that promise to cap annual rent increases. But not everyone agrees on what will actually happen to the housing market.