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AUSTIN (KXAN) -- A new study from the Texas Comptroller shows just how widespread housing affordability challenges are in Texas. According to the report, Texas is more than 300,000 homes short of what it needs and Texans from major cities to rural communities are struggling with housing costs. "It means to me that even as Texans who kind of see themselves as being pro-market and wanting to build, build, build, we're not building enough," said Steven Pedigo, the director of the LBJ Urban Lab at the University of Texas at Austin. "We've got to build more to keep up with the population gain that we're seeing." The study identifies local challenges including: do cities need to bette

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