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“It’s like I’m on the balcony even though I’m not.” Resident perceptions of state-required private outdoor spaces in Michigan’s permanent supportive housing
A private outdoor space (balcony or patio) is required for all dwellings supported by Michigan’s Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program. These private outdoor spaces may particularly benefit residents of permanent supportive housing (PSH) who have experienced trauma and homelessness. Using th
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