The flip side of this is that landlords need tenants, or they don't get any "passive income". What's more likely is that we go back to some combo of tenement style homes and extra fees and deposits for people who have eviction records or are "subprime" renters.
Of course it could be worse. In the Soviet Union, families frequently lived in dorms and had to share kitchens and even a bathroom!
The flip side of this is that landlords need tenants, or they don't get any "passive income". What's more likely is that we go back to some combo of tenement style homes and extra fees and deposits for people who have eviction records or are "subprime" renters.
Of course it could be worse. In the Soviet Union, families frequently lived in dorms and had to share kitchens and even a bathroom!
On the one hand someone else might be homeless, but on the other hand, I can imagine sharing a bathroom and that's icky!