I'd presume defenders would say, because with the increased purchasing power at hand, there would be more incentive for developers to build. When instead the mo

I'd presume defenders would say, because with the increased purchasing power at hand, there would be more incentive for developers to build. When instead the money is squandered through public housing, homeless shelters, halfway houses, and other intermediaries, the housing is slow to be built, with low accountability for either landlord or tenant to get and receive their value.