Half of US tenants can’t afford to pay their rent. Here’s what’s ahead By Anna Bahney, CNN 4 minute read Updated 4:04 PM EST, Tue January 30, 2024 Washington, DCCNN — Half of renters in the United States have found themselves paying more than they can afford, following years of surging rents. But an increase in the construction of multiple-unit buildings has boosted the supply of apartments, which is slowly beginning to rein in runaway rents.
Half of US tenants can’t afford to pay their rent. Here’s what’s ahead By Anna Bahney, CNN 4 minute read Updated 4:04 PM EST, Tue January 30, 2024 Washington, DCCNN — Half of renters in the United States have found themselves paying more than they can afford, following years of surging rents. But an increase in the construction of multiple-unit buildings has boosted the supply of apartments, which is slowly beginning to rein in runaway rents. babylye 发表于 2024-02-01 14:54
By Anna Bahney, CNN 4 minute read Updated 4:04 PM EST, Tue January 30, 2024
Washington, DCCNN —
Half of renters in the United States have found themselves paying more than they can afford, following years of surging rents. But an increase in the construction of multiple-unit buildings has boosted the supply of apartments, which is slowly beginning to rein in runaway rents.
可以调整的。 就是用超过30%的收入来支付住房开销。
我也搞不清怎么算的，是cnn的标题党，还是学术界都这么算？ 也不是想调高就调高，还有衣食行等躲不开的开销？
想帮租户们也不是没办法，严格限制随便，没节制，任意的涨 HOA/Condo fee，保险，房产税等，严格限制大财团进入大量购买房地产，哄抬房价。套一句名言，房子是用来住的，不是用来炒的。
大部分人一年就赚几万块钱，超过30%交房租了，其他的消费就没钱了。真以为70万是贫困线啊