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A Single Chart Shows How Millennials Got Shafted By The American Housing Market

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A Single Chart Shows How Millennials Got Shafted By The American Housing Market
Kate Nelischer, a professor of urban planning, broke down why rents increase more than salaries, the scale of New York's vacant office space, why corporations are purchasing swathes of properties and more for WIRED.
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  1. yemarb1 1 month ago

    Left wing video. She says Blackrock isn't buying up apartments because they are investing in REITs, which are buying up apartments. Duh. Isn't that the same thing. How dumb you think we are?

  2. Just Some Guy 1 month ago

    Blah blah blah. I hate liberals. Blah blah blah.

    A veritable plethora of statistics kept over DECADES has PROVEN BEYOND DOUBT that Millennials (and now GenZ) are being shafted economically. If you're going to try to ignore all those statistics and place the blame on younger generation's "laziness" then at least try harder you troll asshole.

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