> we are already in a "housing crisis" The places with a "housing crisis" are uber-wealthy neighborhoods or cities like SF or London, the crisis is not caused

> we are already in a "housing crisis" The places with a "housing crisis" are uber-wealthy neighborhoods or cities like SF or London, the crisis is not caused by incoming refugees but by high salaries, and yeah, it's rich people who live in those tiny spaces. Comparatively, poor people live in more affordable neighborhoods. https://www.citymetric.com/skylines/mapping-uk-s-housing-wealth-362 https://www.citymetric.com/skylines/mapping-uk-s-housing-wea...