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Readers respond: Financial incentives help fix housing crisis

Summary by The Oregonian
In just a few months, Tillamook County will see hundreds of thousands of summer visitors, but for the people who live and work here, finding a place to call home shouldn’t be this hard. Restaurant staff, hotel workers, health care providers, teachers, farmers and other essential employees are stuck in the middle – not qualifying for affordable housing but not making nearly enough to afford market rates.

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Readers respond: Financial incentives help fix housing crisis

In just a few months, Tillamook County will see hundreds of thousands of summer visitors, but for the people who live and work here, finding a place to call home shouldn’t be this hard. Restaurant staff, hotel workers, health care providers, teachers, farmers and other essential employees are stuck in the middle – not qualifying for affordable housing but not making nearly enough to afford market rates.

·Portland, United States
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The Oregonian broke the news in Portland, United States on Wednesday, April 23, 2025.
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