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April 10, 2020Commentary6 things the fourth federal relief package must do
March 26, 2020CommentaryIn this moment of crisis, help out by being counted
March 12, 2020CommentaryOpportunities lost after the boycott of the 2020 legislative session
February 11, 2020TestimonyHJR 203: Real Estate Transfer Fees
February 5, 2020TestimonyHB 4002: Study Rent Assistance
October 28, 2019CommentaryRent assistance could quickly ease Oregon’s housing crisis
September 25, 2019Fact SheetRent Assistance Works
September 23, 2019ReportA State Rent Assistance Program Would Strengthen Oregon Communities
September 23, 2019News ReleaseA state rent assistance program would ease Oregon’s housing crisis, report says
September 18, 2019CommentaryA solution to a key aspect of the housing crisis
July 17, 2019Commentary6 missed opportunities in the 2019 legislative session
July 1, 2019CommentaryA quarter-million Oregon jobs now pay more, though still not enough
April 12, 2019CommentaryOregon’s biggest housing subsidy needs to get children off the streets, not subsidize Oregon’s rich
March 11, 2019TestimonyHB 3349: Reform Oregon's Mortgage Interest Deduction
March 5, 2019Fact SheetThe Homeownership and Housing Opportunity Bill
September 20, 2018Special publicationOCPP's 2018 Voter Guide
June 29, 2018Blog PostOregonians across the state get a raise July 1st
June 11, 2018CommentaryTrump administration seeks to hike the rent
May 29, 2018CommentaryFood insecurity in Oregon is a problem; the Farm Bill in Congress could make it worse
March 20, 2018Blog postThe epicenter of Oregon's housing crisis
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