Money isn’t the only problem in Affordable Housing; priorities are. Florida’s Live Local Act exemplifies how good intentions often get trapped in the quicksand of real-world trade-offs. Redirecting funds to save projects from inflation overruns might prevent immediate failure, but it starves future development. Affordable housing isn’t just an economic puzzle—it’s a social one. When 21,000 people vie for 113 units, it’s not about housing anymore but survival. Laws like these succeed when they balance bold ambition with relentless execution. Are lawmakers ready to play the long game? Or is this just political theater? https://lnkd.in/eM-t29Ry