#Renters

Tiffany Leigh

tiffanyleigh

Honest question: when landlord's apartments have a 20% occupancy rate this summer due to evictions amid a pandemic and recession, who do they think will instantly fill that void?https://twitter.com/anarchotrash/status/127833717175847321

Mayor Muriel Bowser

MayorBowser

If you missed today's situational update, here are some key highlights.You can also view the full presentation by visiting: https://mayor.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/coronavirus/release_content/attachments/Situational-Update-Pre

Amit for Council 2021

amitsinghbagga

In no small part, the future of affordable housing in NYC lies beneath our feet. Yes, we're talking basement apartments, and as was noted today on @ChhayaCDC's @nyc_base briefing this

Sarah Treuhaft

streuhaft

New #BayAreaEquityAtlas analysis sheds light on the magnitude of potential COVID-19 evictions if local moratoria are lifted: In Contra Costa County, we estimate 12,000 renter households will be imminently at

erin, Ph.D😷🏡

emfundertaker

The idea that this isn't happening and isn't, or won't be, true in Omaha and across Nebraska is ridiculous and idiotic. /1https://twitter.com/HuffPost/status/1337762634142199810 Every single social service agency in Omaha that

Central NJ Yimby 🇺🇸🚲🏙

YIMBY_Princeton

Possibile unpopular opinion: Almost all the housing stock in the NE USA should be replaced, because it is old and usually built to a pretty poor standard. I see guys

Yossi Edelkopf

EdelkopfYossi

100% of my net worth is in value-add income producing multifamily in high-growth locations. There are no other investments that can compete with the upside combined with the limited downside:1/10

Kobs

JohnKobs

1/ Unpopular opinion...the San Francisco Bay Area is incredibly resilient, any “exodus” will be temporary (1-2 years) and overblown, rents and home prices will be at pre-pandemic highs in 3

Jordan Detmers

JordanDetmers

I want to share a story with everyone.It's about a bookcase, a Tim Horton's, and a labour shortage facing small towns all over Ontario. And it's only going to get

Jen Rice

jen_rice_

The CDC moratorium has stopped less than 10% of eviction cases in Houston since the order went into effect.https://www.houstonpublicmedia.org/articles/news/city-of-houston/2020/12/20/388131/the-cdc-eviction-moratorium-has-stopped-less-than-

michael eliason

holz_bau

if seattle's MHA sets a city-wide precedent, then are federally designated historic districts in wealthy, mostly white single family zoned areas (like wallingford and ravenna), the new racially restrictive covenants?

Claire Zippel

c_zippel

Almost a year into the pandemic, millions of people are still struggling to put food on the table, make rent, and cover bills. Per #HouseholdPulseSurvey data collected Jan. 6-18:https://www.cbpp.org/blog/hardship-remains-high-latest-census-

Scott Frazier

safrazie

I live in a 100 year old fourplex. My landlord makes $70k per year in rent off my building and pays $5500/yr in taxes. My landlord is literally who city

Matt Alfalfafield

thealfalfafield

Mayor @JohnTory has insisted that he's doing his best to stand up for tenants, and that any meaningful action to prevent evictions is out of his hands. He's wrong on

Shan

shanfurness

I’ll switch things up a bit. What were some changes due to COVID-19 that you’d like to see be maintained after the pandemic? I’ll start.-Masks when sick-Staying home when sick

Diane Yentel

dianeyentel

Here’s more info on the emergency rental assistance included in Covid relief package. (thread)$25 billion for emergency rental assistance would be funded through the Coronavirus Relief Fund (CRF) and administered

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