Rhode Island lawmakers introduced a sixth legislative package aimed at improving housing affordability by reviving boarding houses and co-living options, reducing parking requirements near transit, and easing zoning regulations. This approach seeks to address the state's severe housing shortage and high costs, making it easier for developers to build affordable housing units while potentially limiting local control over zoning decisions.
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