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Maybe in a city like NY where rent-stabilization is a hope for larger segments of the population (though it does not appear to be anything close to the majority). But generally speaking renters have less wealth and disposable income than owners across the board.
I think you didn’t get my meaning. That’s exactly why New York isn’t as rich as people think it is. A city of renters, means that the crazy housing inflation matters but it’s not as reflective of the apartment population. It’s extremely common in many of the biggest American cities for a poor neighborhood to have decently expensive homes around 300,000+ dollars but once you click how much of the poverty is concentrate run the apartments it makes sense why this poor area still has expensive homes.
I think you didn’t get my meaning. That’s exactly why New York isn’t as rich as people think it is. A city of renters, means that the crazy housing inflation matters but it’s not as reflective of the apartment population. It’s extremely common in many of the biggest American cities for a poor neighborhood to have decently expensive homes around 300,000+ dollars but once you click how much of the poverty is concentrate run the apartments it makes sense why this poor area still has expensive homes.
New York abc Boston have much more public housing than most other US cities that’s how they are both expensive and have higher poverty rates than like SF or Seattle
New York abc Boston have much more public housing than most other US cities that’s how they are both expensive and have higher poverty rates than like SF or Seattle
Yes exactly this. Massachusetts has more public housing units per capita than any state. Boston has fewer as a percentage than it used to but still very high. NYCs share is huge.
This is for UAs with 100,000+ Persons that Speak a Language besides English.
Urban Areas by Pop that Speaks a Language Other Than English, 2022:
McAllen, TX--------------------------80.8%
Salinas, CA--------------------------72.0%
El Paso, TX--------------------------69.5%
Kissimmee-St Cloud, FL---------------58.7%
San Jose, CA-------------------------55.5%
Miami-Ft Lauderdale, FL--------------55.0%
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA---54.6%
Riverside-San Bernardino, CA---------50.5%
Oxnard, CA---------------------------48.0%
Stockton, CA-------------------------47.0%
Palmdale-Lancaster, CA---------------46.7%
Modesto, CA--------------------------45.9%
Bakersfield, CA-----------------------45.2%
San Francisco-Oakland, CA-------------44.8%
Houston, TX---------------------------43.8%
Victorville, CA-----------------------41.0%
New York-Jersey City-Newark, NY-NJ----40.6%
Fresno, CA----------------------------39.1%
Antioch, CA---------------------------39.0%
San Diego, CA------------------------38.3%
Phoenix West-Goodyear-Avondale, AZ---36.9%
San Antonio, TX----------------------36.7%
Trenton, NJ--------------------------35.5%
Washington-Arlington, DC-VA-MD-------35.2%^
Dallas-Ft Worth-Arlington, TX--------35.1%
Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise, NV-----35.0%
Temecula-Murrieta-Menifee, CA---33.0%
Chicago, IL-IN------------------32.0%
Orlando, FL---------------------31.8%
Concord-Walnut Creek, CA--------31.2%
Sacramento, CA------------------31.0%
Bridgeport-Stamford, CT-NY------30.4%
Boston, MA-NH-------------------29.1%
Mission Viejo-Lake Forest-Laguna Niguel, CA---29.0%
Austin, TX----------------------28.6%
Cape Coral, FL------------------28.0%
Seattle-Tacoma, WA--------------28.0%
McKinney-Frisco, TX-------------27.5%
Tuscon, AZ----------------------27.4%
Honolulu, HI--------------------27.3%
Worcester, MA-------------------27.3%
The Woodlands, TX---------------26.2%
Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale, AZ-----25.4%
Denton-Lewisville, TX-----------25.1%
Albuquerque, NM-----------------24.7%
Hartford, CT--------------------24.7%
Bonita Springs-Estero, FL-------24.6%
Allentown-Bethlehem, PA-NJ -----23.8%
Tampa-St Petersburg, FL---------23.8%
Providence, RI-MA---------------22.6%
Salt Lake City, UT--------------21.9%
Atlanta, GA---------------------21.6%
New Haven, CT-------------------21.6%
Denver-Aurora, CO---------------21.2%
Portland, OR-WA-----------------20.0%
Charlotte, NC-SC----------------19.6%
Raleigh, NC---------------------18.5%
Minneapolis-St Paul, MN---------17.9%
Philadelphia, PA-NJ-DE-MD-------17.7%
Oklahoma City, OK---------------17.2%
Detroit, MI---------------------16.0%
Jacksonville, FL----------------16.0%
Columbus, OH--------------------15.9%
Baltimore, MD-------------------15.5%
Milwaukee, WI-------------------15.5%
Bradenton-Sarasota-Venice, FL---15.3%
Nashville, TN-------------------15.1%
Tulsa, OK-----------------------15.1%
Indianapolis, IN----------------14.8%
Omaha, NE-----------------------13.5%
New Orleans, LA-----------------13.0%
Richmond, VA--------------------12.6%
Kansas City, MO-KS--------------12.1%
Buffalo, NY---------------------11.7%
Cleveland, OH-------------------11.0%
Virginia Beach-Norfolk, VA------10.2%
Would love to see the total numbers on this in addition to the percentages.
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