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Jackson County Housing Study Warns of Critical Shortages and Workforce Strain

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A study commissioned by Accelerate Jackson County examined demographic trends, workforce growth, household income, and housing market conditions to project future housing demand in the county. The findings indicate that Jackson County requires between 1,115 and 3,389 new housing units by 2031. This demand includes a mix of apartments, single-family homes, and multi-family developments, such as up to 2,500 new owner-occupied homes and 889 additional rental units.

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The study highlights that the county's potential workforce is at stake due to housing limitations. Officials noted that over 23,000 people drive into Jackson County for work daily, while roughly 27,000 workers live there but leave.

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  • LansingCommissioned the study on housing needs in Jackson County.
  • Ann ArborConducted the study on demographic trends, workforce growth, and housing market conditions.

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