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Yes it does, at first. Low income housing ain't what it used to be. My wife works with low income families. Many of these residences are at least comfortabl
by pragmatic 16y ago
Yes it does, at first. Low income housing ain't what it used to be. My wife works with low income families. Many of these residences are at least comfortably middle class. Some are quite nice and you'd never know they were "low income" unless you saw the sign.
- noodle 16y agovery true. where i used to live, there was a very nice looking, new complex being built. i went to check out the property and ask about when units were available, and it was low income housing. i made too much to qualify for a unit. and on the flip side of that coin, these units weren't any cheaper to rent than the regular ones in the area. in fact, they were nicer, and i thought they would be more expensive. perhaps you could say they were subsidizing luxury.