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As this map shows, Brookline, for example, is colored dark teal green--indicating that more than 30 percent of its housing units are affordable to those earning 80 percent of the median income. spotlight: housing 'affordability'. Brookline, Massachusetts--town of chic boutiques--an "affordable" community? Yes, it is, relatively speaking. Henry Pollakowski, principal research associate for MIT's Center for Real Estate, and colleagues, introduced a new index of housing affordability weighted to reflect a community's proximity to jobs, the quality of its schools and its proportion of publicly accessible open spaces.
 
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