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The Regional Housing Strategy for Central Ohio is grounded in data and contextualized to the region with insights from stakeholders. This section summarizes the data analyses and key findings underlying the project.
This section illustrates how Central Ohio’s current housing investments are allocated, relative to regional housing needs and priorities. It summarizes existing resources, barriers impacting the effectiveness of those resources, and key financing gaps. It concludes with actions that funders in the region can take to support regional housing goals.
(Report coming soon)
The accompanying Investment Allocation Portfolio inventories all known sources of funding for residential development and resident assistance (for renters and homeowners) by geography, financing type, and more.
The Regional Housing Strategy Implementer’s Toolkit provides a menu of actions that decision-makers across Central Ohio can take to implement the RHS vision of “a region where housing acts as a platform for equitable growth.” Over a hundred actions can be explored in an interactive Implementer’s Toolkit, targeting the list to a particular community or housing issue. These actions can also be browsed all in one place in the link to the Implementer’s Toolkit document below.
Best practice case studies from around the country were identified to inform the RHS Implementer’s Toolkit. These examples illustrate how housing policy and funding models, plus innovative partnerships, can be turned into scalable strategies to move the market in Central Ohio.
Local Housing Action Agendas will translate Central Ohio’s regional housing vision and recommendations from the RHS into meaningful local action on housing issues across a diverse region. A Local Housing Action Agenda articulates how individual jurisdictions in Central Ohio will act on regional and local housing needs. The Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission will lead this process in partnership with local jurisdictions.