A Lexington housing advocacy group is calling on city leaders to address what they say is a critical shortage of affordable housing.

A study shows Lexington could have a housing shortage of 30,000 units in 2030.

Kentucky ranked No. 13 among states with the hottest real estate markets, and Lexington and Fayette County was the top metro area in the Bluegrass State.

Lawmakers passed SB 9 to create housing development districts and expand incentives aimed at increasing supply and easing housing costs statewide.

A Lexington nonprofit is launching a campaign tasking the city government to focus on building new housing, with the hope that 30,000 homes are built by 2030.

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