Billions spent by key federal agency hasn't made American dream of homeownership any easier: report

The Department of Housing and Urban Development spent $460 billion over a decade, according to a watchdog report that assessed housing affordability trends across all 50 states during that period. The report examined whether this spending level corresponded with measurable changes in homeownership rates and housing accessibility. The specific findings and methodology of the report were not detailed in the available summary.

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