#Renters

Jeff Booth

JeffBooth

1) Just another example of a completely incoherent strategy......That will end miserably. @APompliano @PrestonPysh @CaitlinLong_ @RaoulGMI @LynAldenContact 2) Federal reserve (in a desperate effort to drive inflation) takes rates to

Diane Yentel

dianeyentel

You’ve read the research, you know the data. But do you need a reminder of the human beings behind the numbers? Do you need motivation to demand that Congress act

Jerusalem

JerusalemDemsas

I spent a couple of weeks talking with policy experts, renters, landlords, and lawyers about the looming expiration date for the CDC's eviction moratorium.It's worse than you think, and it's

Douglas Rice

HUDBudgetGeek

A thread on the Biden Admin’s plans to address the #housing crisis: https://www.hud.gov/press/speeches_remarks_statements/Remarks_20210128 In general, the most important way to help renters afford stable housing during #COVID & beyond

Kenneth Stahl 🌇

kookie13

In the style of @TribTowerViews I'm going to live-tweet some of my thoughts on this book: In Defense of Housing by Madden and Marcuse. So far, it's a standard diatribe

Queen Olivia Lucretia-Bourgeois Connie St Redfern

QueenOliviaStR

I hate this company with the burning passion of a thousand suns. I'm going to do a little thread 1/n https://twitter.com/QuinovicW/status/1356465408342036480 Run-down Wellington flat for rent described as 'death trap',

Nia ✨⚡️🌙

_johnsonator

Overall I agree with this article, but I don’t like how it frames gentrification as a individual issue that can be fixed by simply choosing to live elsewhere. Gentrification is

Rohun

RohunJauhar

I did a 10-k deep dive on Sam Zell's Equity Residential ($EQR). Here's what I found (A Thread):- $1 Billion in Net Income- $831M in Depreciation (a wonderful line item)-

Z.D.

zbigdu

Why renters don't necessarily want their suburbs or cities to "improve", get more economically developed, have better architecture etc under the current system and how to change it. A short

Pete Davis 🌱

PeteDDavis

There are alternatives laying around all over — land trusts, worker coops, social wealth funds, neighborhood councils, democracy vouchers, public pharma, public banks, municipal utilities, mobile crisis units, and so

dork phoenix🌹

uhshanti

it is very hard to campaign around a restriction on something you don’t even have (only 19/500 cities have RC) against mountains of real estate $. but one hopeful sign

fangmeli

pangmeli

landlords are the only investors I've encountered who expect their investment revenue to remain constant & level no matter what the market forces are I don't get it. rental income

Brad Hershbein

BHershbein

Many commentators about today's (this hour's) job release are saying it's not good. They're correct, but comparisons to the Great Recession can be misleading. (1/6) Although the sheer number of

David Moon

DavidMoon2014

Trump control of ICE has come 'n gone & Maryland still hasn't passed key bills to protect immigrants. I've made a list of reforms my colleagues are pushing to stop

Peggy Bailey

PeggyBaileyDC

Thread: Trump’s expected executive orders to (among other things) extend the eviction moratorium from the CARES Act are woefully inadequate for addressing renters’ hardship. People need help paying the rent.

Laurie Macfarlane

L__Macfarlane

Good FT editorial identifying one of the key drivers of inequality during the pandemic: high saving rates among those who’ve maintained their incomes, and rising indebtedness among those who haven’t.

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