Homeownership Crisis
Young people are increasingly feeling hopeless about homeownership as corporate investors dominate the housing market, purchasing over 20% of homes in 2022. This shift not only challenges the traditional American dream but also transforms homeownership into a rental opportunity, marketed as convenience and happiness. The implications for middle and working-class families are profound, as they find themselves competing with Wall Street for what has long been considered a cornerstone of wealth building.In this clip
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