Sedona’s housing shortage is growing crisis

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By Ron Eland | Sedona Red Rock News

It’s a problem that continues to grow with no immediate relief in sight. Available and affordable housing is not a new issue here in Sedona but it is one that has come even more to the forefront this year as businesses — both big and small — struggle to find and keep employees.

While the resort industry is often hit the hardest, it’s also impacting professions where salaries are much higher. So what’s the answer?

Linda Martinez, a local business owner and former chairwoman of the defunct Sedona Affordable Housing Commission, recently spearheaded a citizen committee to look into the ever-increasing problem.

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