Number crunch presents daunting road for Fayetteville’s housing needs

Workers with Total Site Development carry lumber Sept. 5 at a job site for a 190-unit cluster home neighborhood designed by Community by Design on Tulsa Street in Fayetteville. The city needs to build about 1,000 new housing units annually to keep up with population growth through 2045, and about 30% of all households in the city are considered burdened by housing costs, the City Council recently learned. Visit nwaonline.com/photo for today's photo gallery. (NWA Democrat-Gazette/Andy Shupe)

FAYETTEVILLE -- The city's housing production isn't keeping up with its population growth, according to research from the city's long-range planner.

Print Headline: Housing figures present daunting road for city’s future

Number crunch presents daunting road for Fayetteville’s housing needs

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