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> much greater in Portland and Denver than any major city in Florida Well, barring Miami, maybe. Cities with high housing costs also tend to have more funding
by aksss 4y ago
> much greater in Portland and Denver than any major city in Florida
Well, barring Miami, maybe.
Cities with high housing costs also tend to have more funding behind social programs that can enable homelessness (Seattle, Portland, SF). Also, circuit court jurisdictions governing how localities can manage a homeless population may account for some difference (9th vs 11th, in this case).
- CardenB 4y agoWhat is the causality behind the social programs? You are saying they are enabling the homelessness, but it seems more likely that high housing cost cities are simply dealing with their resulting homeless populations?