5 Point Plan To Housing Security David Jacobin The Solution Is Social Housing New issue coming soon Subscribe to our print edition today 04 05 2018 United States Cities The Solution Is Social Housing By Ryan Cooper Saoirse Gowan How can we solve the housing crisis Simple have the government build more housing Alt Erlaa a social housing estate in Vienna Dominik Dome Flickr
The provision of adequate housing is seen as a technical problem and technocratic means are sought to solve it better construction technology smarter physical planning new techniques for management more homeownership different zoning laws and fewer land use regulations The four key underlying problems we identified are 1 There is not enough housing to meet growing demand 2 Many families cannot afford the housing available to them 3 Discrimination continues to harm people of color and 4 Current policy disadvantages renters
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As Nicole Friedman explains in The Wall Street Journal the housing crisis can be understood as a 20 year old supply and demand problem Between 1968 and 2000 the United States built an average In 2021 there is a window of opportunity for federal state and local leaders in all sectors to fix the underlying drivers of housing insecurity Policymakers have the opportunity make housing policies and programs more equitable and expand access to both subsidized and market rate affordable housing
Dr David Jacobs is the Chief Scientist at the National Center for Healthy Housing He also serves as Director of the U S Collaborating Center for Research and Training on Housing Related Disease and Injury for the Pan American Health Organization World Health Organization PAHO WHO an adjunct associate professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago School of Public Health and as a The study found that renters are experiencing housing insecurity at a rate nearly twice that of homeowners 32 6 of renters report being housing insecure since the start of the pandemic compared to 16 6 of homeowners The pandemic has also disproportionately affected housing security for Black and Hispanic renters
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The 1 9 trillion American Rescue Plan Act ARPA was enacted to help mitigate challenges associated with the COVID 19 pandemic A cornerstone within ARPA the Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Funds CSFRF program provides 199 8 billion for states the District of Columbia and the territories to respond to the public health emergency and its economic impacts and for the provision of Option 5 6 Total Investment and Benefit Analyze and communicate the comprehensive investments that advance housing security the benefits they yield and for whom 2 The complexity of housing security as a goal necessitates that investments be assessed using a broad cross sector view of the resources being allocated and the benefits they yield
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