What would it take to dramatically reduce homelessness in the Bay Area? About $9-and-a-half billion dollars. That’s according to a new report from the regional nonprofit, All Home.

What would it take to dramatically reduce homelessness in the Bay Area? About $9-and-a-half billion dollars. That’s according to a new report from the regional nonprofit, All Home.

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New Report Predicts it Would Cost $9.5 Billion to Reduce Bay Area Homelessness

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New Report Predicts it Would Cost $9.5 Billion to Reduce Bay Area Homelessness

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