RACINE, WI — As Wisconsin confronts a shortfall of more than 227,000 housing units by 2030, state and local officials, developers, and housing advocates gathered at the new Arabella Apartments in Racine on Monday, May 12, to discuss one of the most pressing issues facing the state: how to build more affordable housing amid rising costs, outdated building regulations, and federal funding uncertainty.The Arabella Apartments, part of the larger Belle City Square redevelopment of the former Horlick Malted Milk complex, features 60 rent-restricted units. The site served as a backdrop for a panel discussion on the intersection of policy, building codes, and affordability...
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