This is an article about Canada, which I'm not qualified to really critique. In the US, we there is a housing crisis, though I think the phrase "lack of afforda

This is an article about Canada, which I'm not qualified to really critique. In the US, we there is a housing crisis, though I think the phrase "lack of affordable housing" gives people the wrong idea. We especially need more of a certain kind of housing, housing we used to build and don't anymore. Housing aimed at renters with entry level jobs who may not have a car. We've underbuilt for decades, so it seems to also be negatively impacting more middle class Americans, but I haven't studied that anywhere near as much as I have studied what is causing chronic homelessness for many Americans, something we didn't see at this scale in the past.