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Originally Posted by verticaldoug
https://www.minneapolisfed.org/artic...or-owned-homes
This is research isold, but it is a good overview of the workings of the market. Currently the number is around 25%, but I think it has become the focus of attention because the large institutions have been the most aggressive in raising rents. And rents are a large portion of recent sticky inflation.
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I'm looking at this article, and the only places that high are in specific census tracts (1200-8000 people is the guide).
I'm not saying this isnt a real problem, because it is, but, I hate media clickbait headlines that dont really tell you the whole story. It does a huge disservice in shaping public opinion and policy.