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starkly from the broader population. They are older, whiter, longtime residents, and more likely to be homeowners. They overwhelmingly oppose the development of new housinghese forums are dominated by an unrepresentative and privileged group of neighborhood defenders." These meetings are often seen as a manifestation of
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reported there were roughly 553,000 homeless people in the United States on a given night, or 0.17% of the population. Recent spikes in the homeless population include a 44% increase in
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in the 1960s. While intended to broaden community participation in local development, this process is often dominated by a socioeconomically advantaged subset of the neighborhood: in
Massachusetts, for example, "the individuals who participate in community meetings on new housing developments differ
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and elsewhere experienced population decline, and housing costs rose drastically in urban regions such as New York, San
Francisco and Boston. In 2016, housing costs in two thirds of the United States exceeded wage growth. Housing prices have risen dramatically since the Covid pandemic and are
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1149:"Gas Leaks, Mold, and Rats: Millions of Americans Live in Hazardous Homes"
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that drives up housing scarcity and inhibits the development of
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Sisson, Patrick; Andrews, Jeff; Bazeley, Alex (2019-05-15).
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1419:"Investors are buying up single-family homes across the US"
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1042:"Heeding the cruel housing lessons of Hurricane Sandy"
1726:"It's Time for America to Reinvest in Public Housing"
1291:"How Blue Cities Became So Outrageously Unaffordable"
1805:"The Black Hole at the Heart of the Eviction Crisis"
1739:"Amazon pledges billions for affordable homes in US"
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877:Carswell, Andrew T. (2012-05-31).
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1398:Dreier, Peter (2018-04-16).
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1293:(Interview). Interviewed by
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1858:Housing Needs By State
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