Is Government 'Affordable Housing' In The U.S. Actually Affordable?

The video discusses the challenges of affordable housing in the U.S., focusing on major cities and the disparity between available units and the needs of low-income renters. It highlights the shortage of affordable housing, the misuse of funds, and the impact of gentrification. The video also explores community efforts in Washington DC's Ivy City to preserve affordable housing and the policy decisions affecting housing availability.

What are some of the challenges faced by extremely low income renters in major cities?

How does the Department of Housing and Urban Development define affordable housing in relation to income?

What impact did the pandemic have on the affordable housing crisis according to the report?

What evidence suggests that affordable housing is not always available to those who need it?

How did the community in Ivy City respond to the threat of luxury housing developments?

What role does the organization Empowered DC play in addressing affordable housing issues?

What are some of the reasons why developers may not build affordable housing?