Affordable Housing Crisis Archives - Page 2 of 2

Nightmare for CA Fire Victims Intensifies as Price Gouging Leads to Extreme Rent Hikes

13-J0000001-1999 | Affordable Housing Crisis, Demand for Rental Properties, Rental Rates

Over 15,000 structures have been destroyed in the wake of the Southern California fires that are still uncontained, and with that comes entire neighborhoods reduced to ash and the displacement of families desperately seeking shelter. This surge in demand has led to...

Is Mass Immigration Shattering the Homeownership Dream for U.S. Citizens?

13-J00000010-1999 | Affordable Housing Crisis, Illegal Immigrants, Investing in Real Estate, The Border Crises

During the recent Vice Presidential debate, Senator JD Vance brought to light an issue that many Americans may be unaware of, and that’s the fact that mass immigration is having a destructive impact on the housing sector. Specifically, that immigration is...

Harris’s Destructive Housing Plan: A Path to Rising Property Prices and Economic Instability

13-J0000008-1999 | Affordable Housing Crisis, Housing Market, Kamala Harris

Countless people are still holding onto the dream of becoming homeowners even though the events of recent years have made this goal seem downright impossible. The situation may become worse, though. Why? Because the American Dream of owning a home faces an even...

Home Affordability Crisis – Lowest Level in Nearly Two Decades Drives Up Demand for Rentals

13-J0000007-1999 | Affordable Housing Crisis, Housing Prices, Investing in Real Estate

The current home affordability crisis has made becoming a homeowner increasingly out of reach for average earners in the United States, and it has hit its least affordable level in 17 years. According to a recent report by ATTOM, the expenses associated with owning an...