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San Francisco Housing Authority to Run Out of Cash by May: Reports

The San Francisco Housing Authority, which is responsible for providing homes for 41,500 low-income residents, is projected to run out of cash in two months and have a deficit of $6.4 million by the end of its fiscal year in September, according to reports.

New Low Income Housing Complex Opens Up in Maine

A new low-income housing opened up in Ellsworth, Maine called Straw Way Housing on Friday which will aid the 59 percent of local families that are unable to afford a two bedroom home in today's housing market.

Section 8 Housing Does Not De-Value Neighborhood, Increase Crime: Study Says

Communities where some renters use housing choice vouchers, or Section 8 vouchers as they're more commonly known as, have worried fellow residents that it may result in a crime spurt and drop the property values. However, a new study debunks that myth.