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    Response delayed? Cape Cod housing prices push first responders farther away

    By Jennette Barnes, CAI,

    2024-05-22
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    James Cabral
    05-22
    This is a Crises to all of Cape Cods workers and why none of the Local Employers can Hire and Keep people on account that the cost of living has become so Ridiculous Expensive to Live There! You don't need Appartment Complexes. You need to get rid of Zoning Restrictions and Develop Housing then put Restrictions on the Housing Market to where the Locals have Top Priority as opposed to someone who is just going to buy it and then rent it out for only 4 Months out of the Year.
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