The U.S. Needs a National Vision for Housing Policy
@inproceedings{Reina2019TheUN, title={The U.S. Needs a National Vision for Housing Policy}, author={Vincent Reina}, year={2019} }
Rising rents have exacerbated other problems, too, like tenant displacement and homelessness. After the Great Depression, the U.S. government created a series of market-stabilizing institutions and programs that reshaped the housing landscape.1,2 But policymakers have done nothing along those lines in response to the country’s current challenges. One response to our current housing challenges is to increase the supply of housing, but the private market has failed to produce the number of units… CONTINUE READING
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