RT @HenpeckedHal: My 20 year old cousin got his own apartment and it's going pretty well https://t.co/SaPSogpo0r
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RT @HenpeckedHal: My 20 year old cousin got his own apartment and it's going pretty well https://t.co/SaPSogpo0r
RT @jonburkeUK: What if I told you there was a single intervention we could deliver in our cities that would cool them during heatwaves, re…
RT @LipstickEcon: I just heard a story from a friend that her landlord is halving her rent for two months and giving her back the majority&
RT @RexChapman: In Toronto, several tenants of a building were worried they couldn't pay their rent during the Coronavirus pandemic. Their&
RT @SecretaryPete: Okay. NOW it's infrastructure week!
I believe housing is a human right.
Green New Deal Now.
RT @ljoywilliams: My logic. If we can crash something into an asteroid to see what happens why can't we invest in housing everyone and see<U+2026>
The city of Louisville announced 32 million dollars for affordable, sustainable housing. This is a major investment that will help so many of our loved ones living on the streets. This investment was made possible by the American Rescue Plan that Rand Paul voted against.