How comments on my previous post on Abundance have helped clarify my thinking.
Economy
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Abundance?
Abundance, the new journalistic book by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson, gives voice to thoughts that many have been thinking independently.
Housing Policy Summary
Even with ambitious state investment in subsidized housing, we can subsidize only about 10% of the new housing units that we need to bring down rents and home prices.
The Unsustainably Rent Burdened — Part III
HUD microdata confirm that rent burdened households are less numerous than commonly reported and less concentrated among the ELI population.
The unsustainably rent burdened — part II
The housing supply gap for Very Low Income and Low Income populations may be considerably greater than the gap for the Extremely Low Income.
The unsustainably rent burdened — Part I
This post explores data about households that report to the American Community Survey that they are paying more than 80% of their income in rent — the “Unsustainably Rent Burdened.”