EUGENE, Ore. — Two years into Eugene’s five-year Housing Implementation Pipeline (HIP), the city has permitted more than 2,300 new housing units — but only a fraction are affordable to low-income residents.
According to Housing and Homelessness Communication Manager Amber Allen, just 172 of those units are income-qualified, representing less than 8% of the total.
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