It’s both. There are plenty of houses in the US, but many are unaffordable, there’s not enough in areas where people want to/are living, lack of government funding for projects or programs, unadjusted wages, etc. Major investment firms go after high-revenue developments; without incentives, affordable resources, and access, “low income” (affordable) housing projects freeze. Hot mess

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This is literally just wrong. There have nearly always been enough homes/housing to house every single person in the United States. It simply has never happened because we prioritize and arbitrarily valued piece of paper over people’s lives

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