Distribution of the federal government's renter relief program funds continues to move at a staggeringly slow pace in nearly every state and jurisdiction, according to data released by the Treasury Department.
Just $4.7 billion of almost $47 billion appropriated by Congress had reached tenants and landlords through July.
The data show that rental aid has begun to move faster in some states, though July's $1.7 billion reflected only a modest overall increase from the $1.5 billion distributed in June.
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