Incoming tax breaks for landlords who own buildings in distressed communities
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Nearly half of all renter households spend more than 30% of their income on housing costs, qualifying them as “cost-burdened”
I’m curious who the fuck the other half are. I don’t know anyone who rents who spends less than 30% of their income on housing.
all the people who are gifted housing by their rich relatives are fucking up the averages
Renting for 1 dollar
Well, there are still some (few) tenants in the US that have some form of rent control.
And there are others who have high income, obviously.
"more than 30%" is doing a lot of legwork here
Yeah basically everyone I know spends between 40-60%
Good for business! The economy! Yay!
"[housing-related statistic] at highest since [year before housing bubble popped and crashed markers]"
many such cases!
: "We DID it! Property values are higher than EVEEEEEEEEEER!"