Carter Builds Affordable Homes in Los Angeles
Former President Jimmy Carter and hundreds of Habitat for Humanity volunteers spend the week in Los Angles building 30 new, affordable homes — and shining a light on the city's housing crisis. Los Angeles has the distinction of being the least affordable place to buy a home. An average house with no frills typically costs more than half a million dollars.
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