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  1. So - home prices are through the home's roof and mortgage rates are so high if you do the math over the term of the loan you're probably giving the bank . . . oh god. Don't do the math. It's fucking depressing. Main thing is, housing is #unaffordable for most folk, with "most" growing bigger by the day.

  2. So - home prices are through the home's roof and mortgage rates are so high if you do the math over the term of the loan you're probably giving the bank . . . oh god. Don't do the math. It's fucking depressing. Main thing is, housing is #unaffordable for most folk, with "most" growing bigger by the day.

  3. So - home prices are through the home's roof and mortgage rates are so high if you do the math over the term of the loan you're probably giving the bank . . . oh god. Don't do the math. It's fucking depressing. Main thing is, housing is #unaffordable for most folk, with "most" growing bigger by the day.

  4. So - home prices are through the home's roof and mortgage rates are so high if you do the math over the term of the loan you're probably giving the bank . . . oh god. Don't do the math. It's fucking depressing. Main thing is, housing is #unaffordable for most folk, with "most" growing bigger by the day.

  5. Overall, Americans are paying 11% more for #electricity than they were in January, though that number varies widely: Costs have risen 37% in Missouri but have fallen in 3 states by as much as 13%, #NEADA found.
    
“With prices going up so rapidly, electricity is becoming #unaffordable in many parts of the country,” said Mark Wolfe, an #energy economist & exec dir of NEADA. “And it isn’t just lower-income households anymore; it’s spilling into the middle class.”

    #economy #affordability #Trump

  6. Overall, Americans are paying 11% more for #electricity than they were in January, though that number varies widely: Costs have risen 37% in Missouri but have fallen in 3 states by as much as 13%, #NEADA found.
    
“With prices going up so rapidly, electricity is becoming #unaffordable in many parts of the country,” said Mark Wolfe, an #energy economist & exec dir of NEADA. “And it isn’t just lower-income households anymore; it’s spilling into the middle class.”

    #economy #affordability #Trump

  7. Overall, Americans are paying 11% more for #electricity than they were in January, though that number varies widely: Costs have risen 37% in Missouri but have fallen in 3 states by as much as 13%, #NEADA found.
    
“With prices going up so rapidly, electricity is becoming #unaffordable in many parts of the country,” said Mark Wolfe, an #energy economist & exec dir of NEADA. “And it isn’t just lower-income households anymore; it’s spilling into the middle class.”

    #economy #affordability #Trump

  8. Overall, Americans are paying 11% more for #electricity than they were in January, though that number varies widely: Costs have risen 37% in Missouri but have fallen in 3 states by as much as 13%, #NEADA found.
    
“With prices going up so rapidly, electricity is becoming #unaffordable in many parts of the country,” said Mark Wolfe, an #energy economist & exec dir of NEADA. “And it isn’t just lower-income households anymore; it’s spilling into the middle class.”

    #economy #affordability #Trump

  9. Renting in #Maine is #unaffordable, but it’s the best option in #NewEngland

    by Kathleen O'Brien July 23, 2025

    "Someone earning minimum wage needs to work 61 hours a week to afford a modest one-bedroom apartment in Maine.

    "Maine, like last year, was ranked 26th, which makes it more affordable than any other state in New England. That’s because someone needs to earn $28.42 per hour to afford a two-bedroom unit in Maine — nearly double Maine’s current minimum wage of $14.65 — according to the study."

    Read more:
    bangordailynews.com/2025/07/23

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/NezVH

    #UnaffordableHousing #CorporateLandlords #InstitutionalInvestors #InvestorOwnedHousing #Unhoused #PrivateEquityFirms #CorporateCriminals #HousingForAll #LessMallsMoreHousing #LessOfficeSpaceMoreHousing

  10. Renting in #Maine is #unaffordable, but it’s the best option in #NewEngland

    by Kathleen O'Brien July 23, 2025

    "Someone earning minimum wage needs to work 61 hours a week to afford a modest one-bedroom apartment in Maine.

    "Maine, like last year, was ranked 26th, which makes it more affordable than any other state in New England. That’s because someone needs to earn $28.42 per hour to afford a two-bedroom unit in Maine — nearly double Maine’s current minimum wage of $14.65 — according to the study."

    Read more:
    bangordailynews.com/2025/07/23

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/NezVH

    #UnaffordableHousing #CorporateLandlords #InstitutionalInvestors #InvestorOwnedHousing #Unhoused #PrivateEquityFirms #CorporateCriminals #HousingForAll #LessMallsMoreHousing #LessOfficeSpaceMoreHousing

  11. Renting in #Maine is #unaffordable, but it’s the best option in #NewEngland

    by Kathleen O'Brien July 23, 2025

    "Someone earning minimum wage needs to work 61 hours a week to afford a modest one-bedroom apartment in Maine.

    "Maine, like last year, was ranked 26th, which makes it more affordable than any other state in New England. That’s because someone needs to earn $28.42 per hour to afford a two-bedroom unit in Maine — nearly double Maine’s current minimum wage of $14.65 — according to the study."

    Read more:
    bangordailynews.com/2025/07/23

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/NezVH

    #UnaffordableHousing #CorporateLandlords #InstitutionalInvestors #InvestorOwnedHousing #Unhoused #PrivateEquityFirms #CorporateCriminals #HousingForAll #LessMallsMoreHousing #LessOfficeSpaceMoreHousing

  12. Renting in #Maine is #unaffordable, but it’s the best option in #NewEngland

    by Kathleen O'Brien July 23, 2025

    "Someone earning minimum wage needs to work 61 hours a week to afford a modest one-bedroom apartment in Maine.

    "Maine, like last year, was ranked 26th, which makes it more affordable than any other state in New England. That’s because someone needs to earn $28.42 per hour to afford a two-bedroom unit in Maine — nearly double Maine’s current minimum wage of $14.65 — according to the study."

    Read more:
    bangordailynews.com/2025/07/23

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/NezVH

    #UnaffordableHousing #CorporateLandlords #InstitutionalInvestors #InvestorOwnedHousing #Unhoused #PrivateEquityFirms #CorporateCriminals #HousingForAll #LessMallsMoreHousing #LessOfficeSpaceMoreHousing

  13. #NYC tomorrow you have a choice, progress forward and elect #ZohranMamdani or continue the status quo of keeping New York #unaffordable for the working class. Don't rank #Cuomo Rank #Mamdani number 1

  14. #NYC tomorrow you have a choice, progress forward and elect #ZohranMamdani or continue the status quo of keeping New York #unaffordable for the working class. Don't rank #Cuomo Rank #Mamdani number 1

  15. #NYC tomorrow you have a choice, progress forward and elect #ZohranMamdani or continue the status quo of keeping New York #unaffordable for the working class. Don't rank #Cuomo Rank #Mamdani number 1

  16. #NYC tomorrow you have a choice, progress forward and elect #ZohranMamdani or continue the status quo of keeping New York #unaffordable for the working class. Don't rank #Cuomo Rank #Mamdani number 1

  17. The benchmark real estate price for Single Family homes in my region (Port Alberni and West Coast of Vancouver Island, Canada) has risen 78% in the past 5 years. From an average purchase price of $295,900 to $528,400.

    Why?

    No good reason really... it’s just because everywhere else nearby has already gone through the same process. Homes are investments, not places you live.

    vireb.com/wp-content/uploads/2

    #RealEstate #BCPoli #HousingCrisis #UnAffordable

  18. The benchmark real estate price for Single Family homes in my region (Port Alberni and West Coast of Vancouver Island, Canada) has risen 78% in the past 5 years. From an average purchase price of $295,900 to $528,400.

    Why?

    No good reason really... it’s just because everywhere else nearby has already gone through the same process. Homes are investments, not places you live.

    vireb.com/wp-content/uploads/2

    #RealEstate #BCPoli #HousingCrisis #UnAffordable

  19. The benchmark real estate price for Single Family homes in my region (Port Alberni and West Coast of Vancouver Island, Canada) has risen 78% in the past 5 years. From an average purchase price of $295,900 to $528,400.

    Why?

    No good reason really... it’s just because everywhere else nearby has already gone through the same process. Homes are investments, not places you live.

    vireb.com/wp-content/uploads/2

    #RealEstate #BCPoli #HousingCrisis #UnAffordable

  20. The benchmark real estate price for Single Family homes in my region (Port Alberni and West Coast of Vancouver Island, Canada) has risen 78% in the past 5 years. From an average purchase price of $295,900 to $528,400.

    Why?

    No good reason really... it’s just because everywhere else nearby has already gone through the same process. Homes are investments, not places you live.

    vireb.com/wp-content/uploads/2

    #RealEstate #BCPoli #HousingCrisis #UnAffordable

  21. Bite me, Republican Fascist Scrooges. Half of our #renters are shite out of roofs. The #GOP is now pro-homeless. 🤬

    #Housing is now #unaffordable for a record #half of all U.S. renters.
    
A new Harvard analysis finds people across income levels got squeezed by #renthikes during the pandemic. The market has lost millions of low-rent places, and new #construction is mostly high-end.

    npr.org/2024/01/25/1225957874/

  22. Bite me, Republican Fascist Scrooges. Half of our #renters are shite out of roofs. The #GOP is now pro-homeless. 🤬

    #Housing is now #unaffordable for a record #half of all U.S. renters.
    
A new Harvard analysis finds people across income levels got squeezed by #renthikes during the pandemic. The market has lost millions of low-rent places, and new #construction is mostly high-end.

    npr.org/2024/01/25/1225957874/

  23. Bite me, Republican Fascist Scrooges. Half of our #renters are shite out of roofs. The #GOP is now pro-homeless. 🤬

    #Housing is now #unaffordable for a record #half of all U.S. renters.
    
A new Harvard analysis finds people across income levels got squeezed by #renthikes during the pandemic. The market has lost millions of low-rent places, and new #construction is mostly high-end.

    npr.org/2024/01/25/1225957874/

  24. Bite me, Republican Fascist Scrooges. Half of our #renters are shite out of roofs. The #GOP is now pro-homeless. 🤬

    #Housing is now #unaffordable for a record #half of all U.S. renters.
    
A new Harvard analysis finds people across income levels got squeezed by #renthikes during the pandemic. The market has lost millions of low-rent places, and new #construction is mostly high-end.

    npr.org/2024/01/25/1225957874/

  25. The #unaffordable cost of mobile phones:

    "If the #iPhone X were made in the United States, it would be unaffordable for the vast mass of
    the world’s population. One estimate suggests that if the iPhone were made in the #UnitedStates, it would cost at least $30,000 per phone.

    thetricontinental.org/wp-conte

    Just say #NoMoreMobilePhones.

  26. The last time houses in the UK were as unaffordable as they are today was yesterday.

    #housing #markets #unaffordable

  27. I hate, hate, HATE the #term “affordable #housing.” I hate that we’ve #normalized it. I hate that we just accept that the #majority of housing, a basic #human right, is #unaffordable to much of the #population. Housing should be affordable as a baseline. If rich people want to add arcades and gold-plated hot tubs on top so be it, but #everyone, everyone, regardless of income level, should have access to a clean, comfortable #home with enough light and space to make #life worth #living.

  28. I hate, hate, HATE the #term “affordable #housing.” I hate that we’ve #normalized it. I hate that we just accept that the #majority of housing, a basic #human right, is #unaffordable to much of the #population. Housing should be affordable as a baseline. If rich people want to add arcades and gold-plated hot tubs on top so be it, but #everyone, everyone, regardless of income level, should have access to a clean, comfortable #home with enough light and space to make #life worth #living.

  29. I hate, hate, HATE the #term “affordable #housing.” I hate that we’ve #normalized it. I hate that we just accept that the #majority of housing, a basic #human right, is #unaffordable to much of the #population. Housing should be affordable as a baseline. If rich people want to add arcades and gold-plated hot tubs on top so be it, but #everyone, everyone, regardless of income level, should have access to a clean, comfortable #home with enough light and space to make #life worth #living.

  30. I hate, hate, HATE the #term “affordable #housing.” I hate that we’ve #normalized it. I hate that we just accept that the #majority of housing, a basic #human right, is #unaffordable to much of the #population. Housing should be affordable as a baseline. If rich people want to add arcades and gold-plated hot tubs on top so be it, but #everyone, everyone, regardless of income level, should have access to a clean, comfortable #home with enough light and space to make #life worth #living.

  31. Gentrification by #Fire
    The West’s new #climate is exacerbating #housing inequality: “The first-of-its-kind report warns that #insurance companies “may withdraw from offering insurance or raise premiums to levels that make policies #unaffordable to those living in high-risk areas throughout [#California]… Hardest hit will be the most vulnerable, exacerbating already-growing social and financial inequalities.” washingtonpost.com/nation/inte #ClimateEmergency

  32. Gentrification by #Fire
    The West’s new #climate is exacerbating #housing inequality: “The first-of-its-kind report warns that #insurance companies “may withdraw from offering insurance or raise premiums to levels that make policies #unaffordable to those living in high-risk areas throughout [#California]… Hardest hit will be the most vulnerable, exacerbating already-growing social and financial inequalities.” washingtonpost.com/nation/inte #ClimateEmergency

  33. Gentrification by #Fire
    The West’s new #climate is exacerbating #housing inequality: “The first-of-its-kind report warns that #insurance companies “may withdraw from offering insurance or raise premiums to levels that make policies #unaffordable to those living in high-risk areas throughout [#California]… Hardest hit will be the most vulnerable, exacerbating already-growing social and financial inequalities.” washingtonpost.com/nation/inte #ClimateEmergency