@return2ozma to A Boring Dystopia • edit-226 days agoTeacher pay needs to nearly double to afford a typical housefortune.comexternal-linkmessage-square91arrow-up1549arrow-down19file-textcross-posted to: housing_bubble_2
arrow-up1540arrow-down1external-linkTeacher pay needs to nearly double to afford a typical housefortune.com@return2ozma to A Boring Dystopia • edit-226 days agomessage-square91file-textcross-posted to: housing_bubble_2
minus-square@SeattleRainlinkEnglish-11•25 days agoThe majority of landlords are actually mom and pop owners though.
minus-square@SeattleRainlinkEnglish-1•25 days agoThe majority of units are owned by individual “mom and pop” landlords. I’ve seen estimates of corporate landlord ownership of the market as low as 15%. I’m against Blackrock owning homes but they exacerbated the problem, not create it.
minus-square@SoggylinkEnglish4•25 days agoIt’s a slim majority, and a $300billion/year industry. It would certainly have a normalizing effect.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•25 days agoThose mom and pop owners need to stop hoarding housing so that millennials and zoomers can finally get out of their apartments and rentals
minus-square@primrosepathspeedrunlink1•edit-224 days agoThis is not true, and I don’t care if they’re caught in collateral damage.
The majority of landlords are actually mom and pop owners though.
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The majority of units are owned by individual “mom and pop” landlords. I’ve seen estimates of corporate landlord ownership of the market as low as 15%.
I’m against Blackrock owning homes but they exacerbated the problem, not create it.
The majority of search engines is not Google.
It’s a slim majority, and a $300billion/year industry. It would certainly have a normalizing effect.
Those mom and pop owners need to stop hoarding housing so that millennials and zoomers can finally get out of their apartments and rentals
This is not true, and I don’t care if they’re caught in collateral damage.