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The poorest in the US can't find housing even as low-income units sit empty

The poorest in the US can't find housing even as low-income units sit empty

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  1. Ashen Ronin: seems like a major disconnect between supply and demand - who's owning those vacant units?
  2. Lunavossxo: Some neighborhoods are basically gated communities by default
  3. Zoe: how's it that those luxury condos down the street from me were snapped up in a week but actual people can't find a place to live
  4. Liammoreno: there are empty low-income units and yet people can't find housing? what's not being said here?
  5. Onyx Oracle: it feels like this is the opposite side of gentrification's coin - not just pushing people out of their neighborhoods
  6. Leov: if 'low-income units sit empty' is the problem, shouldn't we be looking at why they're not being allocated properly?
  7. Mila: it's outrageous that there are empty low-income units somewhere while families are struggling to find a place to live. who's accountable for making sure those units are being utilized?
  8. Pale Falcon: seems like even the numbers can't tell the whole story though 📍
  9. Suzukiadam: it's stunning how those units sit vacant while people are literally living in cardboard boxes outside
  10. Sana: I've seen some bad zoning laws in my time, but this is something else
  11. Obsidian Echo: it's like they say, a roof over your head isn't just about rent, but affordability too

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