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Good article, and an important one, Tom. Good to see the author highlight new developments - in MD and VA - as well as the importance of zoning changes, such as in Jackson, MS. Every municipality needs to eliminate these damaging rules that limit homeownership options simply due to construction method and old biases. Nice to Next Step Network and Pew Research Center in the article.

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