•In what direction is our community headed in providing quality housing to a broad spectrum of residents?

•Can our children afford to remain in, or return to, the community as they start their own households?

•Can those who provide essential services in the community afford to live here?

•Are special-needs populations given adequate housing options?

•Are there substandard, overcrowded, or other undesirable living conditions in the community?

•Do our elderly residents have adequate alternatives for remaining in the community as they age?

•Do we provide the type of housing that promotes local job growth?

•Can you identify any housing trends in your community such as increase in absentee landlords, mortgage foreclosures, decreasing home values and/or increasing housing prices?

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