3 ms·
That 15m number may be true, but it doesn't mean what it seems. It's mostly homes that are between occupants. A tenant or owner moves out, and it takes a few w
by BurningFrog 3y ago
That 15m number may be true, but it doesn't mean what it seems.
It's mostly homes that are between occupants. A tenant or owner moves out, and it takes a few weeks or months for someone new to move in.
It's also homes in depopulated town where there are not enough jobs anymore.
Neither is a practical source of housing for the homeless in SF.
- yterdy 3y ago>It's mostly homes that are between occupants. Citation strongly needed. >It's also homes in depopulated town where there are not enough jobs anymore. I'm not sure I need to explain what happens when people move to a depopulated area?