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False.
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Rental housing has always provided
a broad choice of homes for people at
all phases of life. The recent economic
turmoil underscored the many advantages
of renting and raised the barriers to
homeownership, sparking a surge in
demand that has buoyed rental markets
across the country. But significant erosion
in renter incomes over the past decade has
pushed the number of households paying
excessive shares of income for housing to
record levels. Assistance efforts have
failed to keep pace with this escalating
need, undermining the nation’s longstanding
goal of ensuring decent and affordable
housing for all.
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AMERICA’S RENTAL HOUSING EVOLVING MARKETS AND NEEDS Joint Center for Housing ...JerryLewless
Rental housing has always provided
a broad choice of homes for people at
all phases of life. The recent economic
turmoil underscored the many advantages
of renting and raised the barriers to
homeownership, sparking a surge in
demand that has buoyed rental markets
across the country. But significant erosion
in renter incomes over the past decade has
pushed the number of households paying
excessive shares of income for housing to
record levels. Assistance efforts have
failed to keep pace with this escalating
need, undermining the nation’s longstanding
goal of ensuring decent and affordable
housing for all.
Jamestown Latin America Trends + Views Urbanization Trends in Latin AmericaFerhat Guven
Our latest “Trends and Views” piece addresses the concept of urbanization in Latin America,
and its potential impact on the region’s real estate market.
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