Cherokee Nation Lease-to-Own Home
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•Housing needs are dire in the Cherokee Nation. Here’s what tribal leaders are doing right now
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Cherokee Nation has built more than 360 homes and rehabbed more than 900 others.
Cherokee Nation projected it would face a $1.75 billion housing deficit over the next decade .
Housing is out of reach for millions in the U.S. , according to the National Low Income Housing Coalition .
Housing problems for American Indians and Alaska Natives are more severe than those of other Americans .
Cherokee Nation says sustainability was considered in building new homes in the last five years .
Lawmakers have not reauthorized the Native American Housing Assistance and Self-Determination Reauthorization Act .
Tribes in the U.S. are hit harder by climate change and usually have less resources to deal with those outcomes.
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