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Regional Housing Study Finds 25% Vacancy Rate in Mid-Plains Counties

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A regional housing study, completed through the 6 Regions One Nebraska initiative, examined housing inventory and conditions across 18 counties in the Mid-Plains region. The study, conducted by Karl Dietrich, found that 25% of houses in the region are vacant. Gary Person, president and CEO of the North Platte Area Chamber and Development Corporation, noted that these homes may be older, require rehabilitation, or be tied up in other circumstances.

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Local leaders state that housing availability is closely tied to community growth and workforce development. The findings underscore the need for fact-based information to address the difficulty of building or rebuilding communities without viable and affordable housing.

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Who's involved

  • Karl DietrichConducted the regional housing study in North Platte.
  • North PlatteThe city and region where the housing study was conducted.
  • Judy ClarkHolds the role of Planning and Zoning Administrator for North Platte.
  • city councilThe legislative body that governs North Platte.
  • PartridgeServes as the financial adviser for the city of North Platte.

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