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Maxine Waters is wrong. Here the proof: 1. Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies – Analysis of the recent immigrant surge finds that immigration (documented + undocumented) added significantly to pandemic‑era household formation and housing demand, especially in certain metros, putting upward pressure on rents and prices. 2. Congressional...

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The Albanese regime continues to pretend that the laws of supply and demand don’t apply to housing. They are doing this, because they are trying to cover up the fact that they are using mass migration at unprecedented levels to gerrymander the electorate. Decades of research have shown the correlation between mass immigration and skyrocketing housing costs. Last year, during a congressional hearing, Center for Immigration Studies Director of Research Steven Camarota told Congress that “a 5-percentage-point increase in the recent immigrant share of a metro area’s population is associated with a 12-percent increase in the average U.S.-born household’s rent, relative to their income.” “Adding very large numbers of people to the country must significantly impact housing prices by driving up demand for rental properties … the Census Bureau reports that the increase in rents in 2023 was by far the largest in the past decade,” Camarota said. In 2013, a study by the Michael Bloomberg-funded New American Economy, which promotes mass immigration, explained how the importing of tens of millions of immigrants over decades had helped raise housing costs by $3.7 trillion for the next generation of homebuyers, but spun the figure as the creation of “housing wealth.”
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The Albanese regime continues to pretend that the laws of supply and demand don’t apply to housing. They are doing this, because they are trying to cover up the fact that they are using mass migration at unprecedented levels to gerrymander the electorate. Decades of research have shown the correlation between mass immigration and skyrocketing housing costs. Last year, during a congressional hearing, Center for Immigration Studies Director of Research Steven Camarota told Congress that “a 5-percentage-point increase in the recent immigrant share of a metro area’s population is associated with a 12-percent increase in the average U.S.-born household’s rent, relative to their income.” “Adding very large numbers of people to the country must significantly impact housing prices by driving up demand for rental properties … the Census Bureau reports that the increase in rents in 2023 was by far the largest in the past decade,” Camarota said. In 2013, a study by the Michael Bloomberg-funded New American Economy, which promotes mass immigration, explained how the importing of tens of millions of immigrants over decades had helped raise housing costs by $3.7 trillion for the next generation of homebuyers, but spun the figure as the creation of “housing wealth.”

Craig Kelly:🇦🇺Foundation for Economic Education

19,698 次观看 • 11 个月前

JD Vance explains how illegal immigration drives up housing prices: "If you allow 20 million people to compete with American citizens for the cost of homes, you are going to have a large and preventable spike in the demand for housing. And we have to be honest about that."
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JD Vance explains how illegal immigration drives up housing prices: "If you allow 20 million people to compete with American citizens for the cost of homes, you are going to have a large and preventable spike in the demand for housing. And we have to be honest about that."

TheBlaze

11,069 次观看 • 1 年前

HUD Secretary Scott Turner: "I'll get to the root. When you look at during the Biden administration and the weak immigration policies that impacted our country, tens of millions of illegal immigrants came across our borders unchecked, and that caused the housing supply to go down and costs to go up. Now you see with secure borders and our fiscal house getting in order, this is a step towards housing affordability."
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HUD Secretary Scott Turner: "I'll get to the root. When you look at during the Biden administration and the weak immigration policies that impacted our country, tens of millions of illegal immigrants came across our borders unchecked, and that caused the housing supply to go down and costs to go up. Now you see with secure borders and our fiscal house getting in order, this is a step towards housing affordability."

Aaron Rupar

90,161 次观看 • 7 个月前

🚨 JUST IN. HUD Secretary Scott Turner has REVERSED a generational Democrat betrayal that handed taxpayer backed MORTGAGES and public housing to illegal aliens. Let’s say it clearly. Democrats FLOODED illegal aliens into single family AMERICAN homes and public housing using YOUR tax dollars. Absolutely jaw dropping. Turner didn’t sugarcoat it. Over 12 million illegal aliens crossing the border has crushed the housing supply. In California and New York, 100 percent of rental demand is driven by illegal immigration. Nationwide, it’s over 60 percent. That ends now. HUD has cut off taxpayer funds for illegal aliens in the FHA mortgage program. HUD signed a data sharing agreement with Department of Homeland Security to VERIFY that people in HUD funded housing are American citizens. Public housing authorities are now REQUIRED to give a full accounting of everyone in Section 8 and HUD funded housing to confirm legal status. No fear. No loopholes. No more abuse. This is stewardship. This is transparency. This is accountability. America First housing policy is BACK.
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🚨 JUST IN. HUD Secretary Scott Turner has REVERSED a generational Democrat betrayal that handed taxpayer backed MORTGAGES and public housing to illegal aliens. Let’s say it clearly. Democrats FLOODED illegal aliens into single family AMERICAN homes and public housing using YOUR tax dollars. Absolutely jaw dropping. Turner didn’t sugarcoat it. Over 12 million illegal aliens crossing the border has crushed the housing supply. In California and New York, 100 percent of rental demand is driven by illegal immigration. Nationwide, it’s over 60 percent. That ends now. HUD has cut off taxpayer funds for illegal aliens in the FHA mortgage program. HUD signed a data sharing agreement with Department of Homeland Security to VERIFY that people in HUD funded housing are American citizens. Public housing authorities are now REQUIRED to give a full accounting of everyone in Section 8 and HUD funded housing to confirm legal status. No fear. No loopholes. No more abuse. This is stewardship. This is transparency. This is accountability. America First housing policy is BACK.

ⁿᵉʷˢ Barron Trump 🇺🇸

136,592 次观看 • 6 个月前

During my time in the Senate, I have consistently raised concerns about immigration levels and their direct impact on Australia's housing crisis, particularly highlighting how the government's underestimation of immigration numbers has contributed to the housing shortage. Government are in denial that high levels of migration is fueling the housing crisis and keeping Aussies out of homes. ➡️ One Nation will immediately deport 75,000 migrants that are here illegally. Australia's immigration laws must be enforced! Visa overstayers, illegal workers, and unlawful non-residents undermine national security, drive down wages, and take advantage of public services meant for Australians. ➡️ One Nation believes in a sustainable Australia and is committed to net-negative immigration to ease pressure on housing, wages, and infrastructure. ➡️ One Nation will end the student visa loopholes that turn study into a backdoor to permanent residency or low-wage labour. ➡️ One Nation will stop the Administrative Review Tribunal being abused with endless, weaponised appeals that clog the system and delay rightful deportations. Immigration enforcement must not be held hostage by legal loopholes.
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During my time in the Senate, I have consistently raised concerns about immigration levels and their direct impact on Australia's housing crisis, particularly highlighting how the government's underestimation of immigration numbers has contributed to the housing shortage. Government are in denial that high levels of migration is fueling the housing crisis and keeping Aussies out of homes. ➡️ One Nation will immediately deport 75,000 migrants that are here illegally. Australia's immigration laws must be enforced! Visa overstayers, illegal workers, and unlawful non-residents undermine national security, drive down wages, and take advantage of public services meant for Australians. ➡️ One Nation believes in a sustainable Australia and is committed to net-negative immigration to ease pressure on housing, wages, and infrastructure. ➡️ One Nation will end the student visa loopholes that turn study into a backdoor to permanent residency or low-wage labour. ➡️ One Nation will stop the Administrative Review Tribunal being abused with endless, weaponised appeals that clog the system and delay rightful deportations. Immigration enforcement must not be held hostage by legal loopholes.

Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺

35,072 次观看 • 1 年前

Kristen Welker: “How long do Americans need to be patient? How long do they have to wait for the cost of living to come down?” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: “I talked about the three I's that were killing Americans: immigration, interest rates and inflation. The president’s closed the border, and the mass immigration is gone. And that was putting – a lot of the immigration was putting upward pressure on housing, downward pressure on wages. Interest rates are down… So across the board, prices are starting to come down. We're having Thanksgiving week. This will be the lowest cost for a Thanksgiving dinner in four years. Turkey prices are down 16%.”
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Kristen Welker: “How long do Americans need to be patient? How long do they have to wait for the cost of living to come down?” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: “I talked about the three I's that were killing Americans: immigration, interest rates and inflation. The president’s closed the border, and the mass immigration is gone. And that was putting – a lot of the immigration was putting upward pressure on housing, downward pressure on wages. Interest rates are down… So across the board, prices are starting to come down. We're having Thanksgiving week. This will be the lowest cost for a Thanksgiving dinner in four years. Turkey prices are down 16%.”

RedWave Press

225,945 次观看 • 8 个月前

That's concerning 😳 72% of Somalis in the UK live in social housing. Speaking in Parliament, Conservative MP Nick Timothy referred to census data showing that 72% of Somalis in the UK live in social housing, compared with 16% of the wider population. Timothy has called on the Labour government to publish more detailed data on benefits claims by nationality. Conservative MP Chris Philp has also raised the same figure in Parliament, arguing that high levels of immigration are placing major pressure on Britain’s housing supply. Philp has pointed to figures showing that around 11 million foreign-born people live in the UK, 48% of social housing in London has a head of household born outside the UK and migration has absorbed around half of new housing supply over the last decade.
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That's concerning 😳 72% of Somalis in the UK live in social housing. Speaking in Parliament, Conservative MP Nick Timothy referred to census data showing that 72% of Somalis in the UK live in social housing, compared with 16% of the wider population. Timothy has called on the Labour government to publish more detailed data on benefits claims by nationality. Conservative MP Chris Philp has also raised the same figure in Parliament, arguing that high levels of immigration are placing major pressure on Britain’s housing supply. Philp has pointed to figures showing that around 11 million foreign-born people live in the UK, 48% of social housing in London has a head of household born outside the UK and migration has absorbed around half of new housing supply over the last decade.

Make Europe Great Again - M.E.G.A

19,631 次观看 • 15 天前

REPORT: The reason the Canadian Government won't shut off the tap to mass immigration is because, like the US, immigration has been propping up an economy that should have died in 2024. According to Financial Wizard Edward Dowd, the United States housing market is prepared to completely collapse, and we are headed for a totally predictable recession. Most Canadians have no idea how bad things are going to get, and that Mark Carney's forward guidance policies, which he implemented in 2008, are responsible. Liberals let the wolf in the hen house.
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REPORT: The reason the Canadian Government won't shut off the tap to mass immigration is because, like the US, immigration has been propping up an economy that should have died in 2024. According to Financial Wizard Edward Dowd, the United States housing market is prepared to completely collapse, and we are headed for a totally predictable recession. Most Canadians have no idea how bad things are going to get, and that Mark Carney's forward guidance policies, which he implemented in 2008, are responsible. Liberals let the wolf in the hen house.

Wiretap Media

41,508 次观看 • 11 个月前

No Longer A Conspiracy Theory ‼️ Tucker Carlson Exposes Kamala Harris Is Owed By BlackRock - She creates the housing crisis with illegal migrants - BlackRock buys all the homes - BlackRock skyrockets rents - Illegal immigrants are put on housing vouchers This is RACKETEERING organized crime Kamala Harris “To lower the cost of everyday needs like health care and housing and groceries.” Tucker Carlson “We're gonna end America's housing shortage. You just let in over 10,000,000 people illegally, and you put them all in housing vouchers and food stamps and gave them free plane tickets and free cell phones, and all of them have to live somewhere. You caused America's housing shortage. If you care about the cost of housing, limit the population so we don't expand it through uncontrolled immigration, through open borders, which is exactly what they did. She's responsible for it. And her donors at BlackRock are buying up the houses in your neighborhood. And her donors at Airbnb are turning your neighborhood into a completely unmanageable garbage, a place filled with transients where there's no social connection at all between people. Those are her donors. Those are her policies. For her to lecture us on the housing shortage that she caused, it's almost too much. I can't sit here.”
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No Longer A Conspiracy Theory ‼️ Tucker Carlson Exposes Kamala Harris Is Owed By BlackRock - She creates the housing crisis with illegal migrants - BlackRock buys all the homes - BlackRock skyrockets rents - Illegal immigrants are put on housing vouchers This is RACKETEERING organized crime Kamala Harris “To lower the cost of everyday needs like health care and housing and groceries.” Tucker Carlson “We're gonna end America's housing shortage. You just let in over 10,000,000 people illegally, and you put them all in housing vouchers and food stamps and gave them free plane tickets and free cell phones, and all of them have to live somewhere. You caused America's housing shortage. If you care about the cost of housing, limit the population so we don't expand it through uncontrolled immigration, through open borders, which is exactly what they did. She's responsible for it. And her donors at BlackRock are buying up the houses in your neighborhood. And her donors at Airbnb are turning your neighborhood into a completely unmanageable garbage, a place filled with transients where there's no social connection at all between people. Those are her donors. Those are her policies. For her to lecture us on the housing shortage that she caused, it's almost too much. I can't sit here.”

Wall Street Apes

1,209,806 次观看 • 1 年前

Is the boom going to bust? “The 1988 Australian property boom saw national home values surge by a record 31.2%, making it one of the largest single-year value spikes in the country's recorded real estate history. This massive growth occurred despite aggressive economic conditions, with home loan interest rates hovering near 15% and rising. Why the 1988 Boom Happened: •The 1987 Stock Market Crash: Global stock market instability caused a massive shift in capital, with investors pulling money out of the share market and pouring it directly into Australian real estate. •Negative Gearing: After a brief period where the tax break was abolished, negative gearing was reinstated in 1987, heavily incentivizing property investment. •Credit Deregulation: Following the floating of the Australian dollar, the deregulation of the banking sector and the licensing of foreign banks made loans much more accessible, driving up auction bids.” •••••••••• This is an insightful clip from the ABC 1988 when house prices shot up dramatically for the reasons listed above. I’m old enough to remember that “property boom” as it was my first year out of school and my brother had bought a unit in Auchenflower for $62,500 which seemed like a lot of money at the time. The boom forced the RBA into raising the cash rate to 17.5% by 1990 causing a severe recession unemployment to hit 10%. Immigration was also curtailed as a result of the housing boom. Immigration dropped from around 150,000 to less than 100,000 by the mid 90’s. The decrease was partly due to the Fitzgerald Immigration Report released in 1988 that called for stricter immigration controls. He was not called a racist. Housing debt and immigration is much higher today whilst the cash rate is much lower at 4.35%. House prices eased by 8% in the early 1990’s. Time will only tell what happens to housing prices going forward but it’s a very important indicator that is going to determine that future prosperity of our nation.
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Is the boom going to bust? “The 1988 Australian property boom saw national home values surge by a record 31.2%, making it one of the largest single-year value spikes in the country's recorded real estate history. This massive growth occurred despite aggressive economic conditions, with home loan interest rates hovering near 15% and rising. Why the 1988 Boom Happened: •The 1987 Stock Market Crash: Global stock market instability caused a massive shift in capital, with investors pulling money out of the share market and pouring it directly into Australian real estate. •Negative Gearing: After a brief period where the tax break was abolished, negative gearing was reinstated in 1987, heavily incentivizing property investment. •Credit Deregulation: Following the floating of the Australian dollar, the deregulation of the banking sector and the licensing of foreign banks made loans much more accessible, driving up auction bids.” •••••••••• This is an insightful clip from the ABC 1988 when house prices shot up dramatically for the reasons listed above. I’m old enough to remember that “property boom” as it was my first year out of school and my brother had bought a unit in Auchenflower for $62,500 which seemed like a lot of money at the time. The boom forced the RBA into raising the cash rate to 17.5% by 1990 causing a severe recession unemployment to hit 10%. Immigration was also curtailed as a result of the housing boom. Immigration dropped from around 150,000 to less than 100,000 by the mid 90’s. The decrease was partly due to the Fitzgerald Immigration Report released in 1988 that called for stricter immigration controls. He was not called a racist. Housing debt and immigration is much higher today whilst the cash rate is much lower at 4.35%. House prices eased by 8% in the early 1990’s. Time will only tell what happens to housing prices going forward but it’s a very important indicator that is going to determine that future prosperity of our nation.

Gerard Rennick

14,610 次观看 • 2 个月前

Lagos is one of the fastest-growing cities in Africa, and with its rising population comes an increasing demand for decent and affordable housing. For years, this demand has outpaced supply, contributing to a housing crisis that pushes many residents into overcrowded areas and expensive rent markets. But the ongoing housing projects across the state are gradually shifting that narrative. With developments like this new 233 housing units at Abraham Adesanya Housing Estate in Ajah and the recently commissioned 420-unit Akinsanya Sunny Ajose Housing Estate in Ajara, the Lagos State Government is not just increasing housing stock—it is creating real opportunities for more residents to become homeowners. One of the most impactful ways this is happening is through state-subsidized housing schemes, where the government partners with private developers to reduce construction costs, making the final price more accessible to middle- and lower-income earners. These initiatives help bridge the affordability gap that stops many Lagosians from owning homes. Beyond building houses, Lagos state is setting a standard for structured urban development, accountability, and public–private collaboration. Lagos is proving that with the right policies, political will, and consistent investment, African cities can take bold steps to address housing shortages and give citizens a pathway to ownership and dignity. Eko ò ní bàjẹ́. #lagos #lagosnigeria #housingestate #ajahlagos
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Lagos is one of the fastest-growing cities in Africa, and with its rising population comes an increasing demand for decent and affordable housing. For years, this demand has outpaced supply, contributing to a housing crisis that pushes many residents into overcrowded areas and expensive rent markets. But the ongoing housing projects across the state are gradually shifting that narrative. With developments like this new 233 housing units at Abraham Adesanya Housing Estate in Ajah and the recently commissioned 420-unit Akinsanya Sunny Ajose Housing Estate in Ajara, the Lagos State Government is not just increasing housing stock—it is creating real opportunities for more residents to become homeowners. One of the most impactful ways this is happening is through state-subsidized housing schemes, where the government partners with private developers to reduce construction costs, making the final price more accessible to middle- and lower-income earners. These initiatives help bridge the affordability gap that stops many Lagosians from owning homes. Beyond building houses, Lagos state is setting a standard for structured urban development, accountability, and public–private collaboration. Lagos is proving that with the right policies, political will, and consistent investment, African cities can take bold steps to address housing shortages and give citizens a pathway to ownership and dignity. Eko ò ní bàjẹ́. #lagos #lagosnigeria #housingestate #ajahlagos

Ed Wonder

15,771 次观看 • 8 个月前

JD Vance on the Haitians in Springfield: "I'm still going to call them an illegal alien. An illegal action from Kamala Harris does not make an alien legal. That is not how this works." This is excellent framing. The Biden/Harris regime decided to simply ignore U.S. immigration law, and let anybody from Haiti come here for any reason. That's not "legal immigration." It's a scam, and the American people are the mark.
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JD Vance on the Haitians in Springfield: "I'm still going to call them an illegal alien. An illegal action from Kamala Harris does not make an alien legal. That is not how this works." This is excellent framing. The Biden/Harris regime decided to simply ignore U.S. immigration law, and let anybody from Haiti come here for any reason. That's not "legal immigration." It's a scam, and the American people are the mark.

Charlie Kirk

2,670,917 次观看 • 1 年前

Matt Walsh says to make home ownership more affordable and not doom every future generation to $1 million dollar+ homes they can never afford, “we must become less tolerant” He’s talking about immigrants, they have to be deported and not care about what the media says “If you're a young person who wants a home, just know that there's a reason it's so bad out there. It's because the number of desirable places is rapidly declining. Lots of prime real estate is taken up by the worst and most violent people in the country” “The government is deliberately destroying the value of the dollar while also importing millions of people and making it impossible to build anything new. That's what's going on. As a result — We can either doom future generations to a market that consists entirely of $1 million homes they can't afford. Or we can make the decision, as unthinkable as it may be to somebody like Ed Sheeran, to become a lot less tolerant” He’s right, Legal and illegal immigration increase housing demand. Studies from economists at Harvard estimate immigration accounts for as much as 40% demand growth in homes If we didn’t have their extra 40% of demand from people the government is importing, housing wouldn’t have increased as fast as it did. Housing prices would significantly drop if these people weren’t here
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Matt Walsh says to make home ownership more affordable and not doom every future generation to $1 million dollar+ homes they can never afford, “we must become less tolerant” He’s talking about immigrants, they have to be deported and not care about what the media says “If you're a young person who wants a home, just know that there's a reason it's so bad out there. It's because the number of desirable places is rapidly declining. Lots of prime real estate is taken up by the worst and most violent people in the country” “The government is deliberately destroying the value of the dollar while also importing millions of people and making it impossible to build anything new. That's what's going on. As a result — We can either doom future generations to a market that consists entirely of $1 million homes they can't afford. Or we can make the decision, as unthinkable as it may be to somebody like Ed Sheeran, to become a lot less tolerant” He’s right, Legal and illegal immigration increase housing demand. Studies from economists at Harvard estimate immigration accounts for as much as 40% demand growth in homes If we didn’t have their extra 40% of demand from people the government is importing, housing wouldn’t have increased as fast as it did. Housing prices would significantly drop if these people weren’t here

Wall Street Apes

92,175 次观看 • 27 天前

“If you want to remove illegal foreign nationals, don’t involve the youth. Use your own children,” says South Africa’s Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, Gayton McKenzie, as he warns against involving young people in planned action against undocumented migrants on June 30. He argues that immigration enforcement is the responsibility of law enforcement authorities, not civilians or community groups. Gayton McKenzie is one of the most prominent examples of a South African politician who has successfully leveraged immigration and anti-illegal immigration sentiment to build a national political profile. His tough rhetoric on illegal immigration helped distinguish him from larger parties and resonated with sections of the electorate frustrated by crime, unemployment, and weak border controls. The issue became a central pillar of the Patriotic Alliance’s campaigning, particularly in urban areas where concerns about migration were politically salient. He popularised the #Abahambe slogan, a Zulu phrase that translates roughly as “they must go” or “let them leave.” The slogan became closely associated with calls for the removal of undocumented migrants from South Africa and helped elevate immigration as a major political issue in public discourse. Supporters viewed it as a demand for stronger immigration enforcement, while critics argued that it risked fuelling anti-immigrant sentiment and hostility towards foreign nationals.
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“If you want to remove illegal foreign nationals, don’t involve the youth. Use your own children,” says South Africa’s Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, Gayton McKenzie, as he warns against involving young people in planned action against undocumented migrants on June 30. He argues that immigration enforcement is the responsibility of law enforcement authorities, not civilians or community groups. Gayton McKenzie is one of the most prominent examples of a South African politician who has successfully leveraged immigration and anti-illegal immigration sentiment to build a national political profile. His tough rhetoric on illegal immigration helped distinguish him from larger parties and resonated with sections of the electorate frustrated by crime, unemployment, and weak border controls. The issue became a central pillar of the Patriotic Alliance’s campaigning, particularly in urban areas where concerns about migration were politically salient. He popularised the #Abahambe slogan, a Zulu phrase that translates roughly as “they must go” or “let them leave.” The slogan became closely associated with calls for the removal of undocumented migrants from South Africa and helped elevate immigration as a major political issue in public discourse. Supporters viewed it as a demand for stronger immigration enforcement, while critics argued that it risked fuelling anti-immigrant sentiment and hostility towards foreign nationals.

Hopewell Chin’ono

93,233 次观看 • 1 个月前

Housing is a human right. No one in this city should have to worry about losing their home or end up on the streets due to systemic issues. Homelessness and the housing crisis are not two different problems, they are two sides of the same coin. And they have the same solution – permanent affordable housing. Trickle down economics is a fallacy. The market cannot provide affordable housing. Prices are only going up, driving people into homelessness, or out of the city entirely. Rae will build social housing on public lands and speed up housing production citywide, cutting red tape while keeping in place tenant and homeowner protections to ensure that people are able to keep their homes. Rae will streamline the city’s housing strategy, creating a Mayor’s Office of Housing For All to consolidate these different departments under one roof, with a public dashboard to track progress and hold us accountable. Read more on her housing policy platform on our website! ( 🌞🔗
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Housing is a human right. No one in this city should have to worry about losing their home or end up on the streets due to systemic issues. Homelessness and the housing crisis are not two different problems, they are two sides of the same coin. And they have the same solution – permanent affordable housing. Trickle down economics is a fallacy. The market cannot provide affordable housing. Prices are only going up, driving people into homelessness, or out of the city entirely. Rae will build social housing on public lands and speed up housing production citywide, cutting red tape while keeping in place tenant and homeowner protections to ensure that people are able to keep their homes. Rae will streamline the city’s housing strategy, creating a Mayor’s Office of Housing For All to consolidate these different departments under one roof, with a public dashboard to track progress and hold us accountable. Read more on her housing policy platform on our website! ( 🌞🔗

Rae Huang

162,628 次观看 • 2 个月前

And there it is: 🚨🚨The Federal Reserve confirms one of the largest home-price increases in modern U.S. history: Biden’s illegal invasion drove home prices up by 30% and rents by 20%, directly harming U.S. citizens’ housing affordability. This is Stephen Miller, White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy and United States Homeland Security Advisor: “We’re going to see the first-ever effort in American history to reclaim the ultimately trillions of dollars that were stolen from taxpayers by the Democratic Party.” Detained illegal aliens set to be deported confirmed that they are on Medicaid. Stephen Miller “What we’ve found since Donald Trump came into office is that the Democrats have set up a system to funnel hundreds of billions — and ultimately trillions — of dollars to migrants in our country, often from places like Somalia. For example, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement recently asked a group of illegal immigrants in detention whether they were receiving Medicaid. Half of them raised their hands and volunteered that they were on Medicaid — and these aren’t the ones who are hiding it. We’ve seen this over and over again.” The Democrat Party’s ultimate goal is to overthrow the constitutional republic of the United States.
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And there it is: 🚨🚨The Federal Reserve confirms one of the largest home-price increases in modern U.S. history: Biden’s illegal invasion drove home prices up by 30% and rents by 20%, directly harming U.S. citizens’ housing affordability. This is Stephen Miller, White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy and United States Homeland Security Advisor: “We’re going to see the first-ever effort in American history to reclaim the ultimately trillions of dollars that were stolen from taxpayers by the Democratic Party.” Detained illegal aliens set to be deported confirmed that they are on Medicaid. Stephen Miller “What we’ve found since Donald Trump came into office is that the Democrats have set up a system to funnel hundreds of billions — and ultimately trillions — of dollars to migrants in our country, often from places like Somalia. For example, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement recently asked a group of illegal immigrants in detention whether they were receiving Medicaid. Half of them raised their hands and volunteered that they were on Medicaid — and these aren’t the ones who are hiding it. We’ve seen this over and over again.” The Democrat Party’s ultimate goal is to overthrow the constitutional republic of the United States.

🇺🇸RealRobert🇺🇸

47,772 次观看 • 19 天前

Something dark is happening in the rental market. Rents in Toronto have quietly plunged to their lowest level since May 2022… But landlords are still posting wish-prices on hoping someone bites. Demand has collapsed. People don’t have money. Immigration flows have slowed. And with a wave of new supply hitting the market, renters now hold the leverage. The fantasy-era is over but many landlords haven’t realized it yet.
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Something dark is happening in the rental market. Rents in Toronto have quietly plunged to their lowest level since May 2022… But landlords are still posting wish-prices on hoping someone bites. Demand has collapsed. People don’t have money. Immigration flows have slowed. And with a wave of new supply hitting the market, renters now hold the leverage. The fantasy-era is over but many landlords haven’t realized it yet.

Shazi

40,473 次观看 • 7 个月前