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Building More Starter Homes Could Expand Latino Homeownership

Building More Starter Homes Could Expand Latino Homeownership·Interactive tool identifying, for 16 U.S. metros, the income range where Latino homeownership rises most sharply and the home-price threshold that new construction needs to hit.

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