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Austin Mutual Aid tackles housing crisis amid rising evictions

August 14, 2024 | Austin, Travis County, Texas


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Austin Mutual Aid tackles housing crisis amid rising evictions
During a recent government meeting, the executive director of Austin Mutual Aid highlighted the pressing housing crisis in Austin, emphasizing the alarming rise in housing prices and the significant number of evictions. The organization, which focuses on community outreach and support, reported a staggering 30 to 40 percent increase in housing costs in the area.

In July alone, there were 965 evictions filed, underscoring the urgent need for resources and support for affected households. The director pointed out that the local 311 service has been directing individuals to their organization, reflecting the critical demand for assistance as resources remain limited in the city. The discussion brought attention to the ongoing challenges faced by residents in securing affordable housing and the necessity for immediate action to address these issues.

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