Cincinnati has a $1.9bn infrastructure fund – why can’t it spend it to fix its housing crisis?

Cincinnati, Ohio, has a whopping $1.9 billion infrastructure fund from selling rail assets, yet struggles to address its housing crisis. The city's population is growing, but its housing supply remains stagnant, raising concerns among residents and officials alike. Political mistrust and debates over how to best use the funds are hindering progress, suggesting a broader issue of governance and community priorities. This situation highlights the challenges urban areas face in balancing immediate needs with long-term infrastructure investments.