pay less rent in a poorer neighborhood that's close to work - in other words, gentrifying
live in the suburbs, contributing to suburban hell sprawl
really don't think there is a good option. The framing of gentrification as a problem caused by individual, rational actors seeking cheap rent near work, vs a problem created by having housing markets with "rational actors" in the first place, has been an ideological win for the market people. If you live in the US you can't opt out of capitalism even if you hate it.
Your choices are
really don't think there is a good option. The framing of gentrification as a problem caused by individual, rational actors seeking cheap rent near work, vs a problem created by having housing markets with "rational actors" in the first place, has been an ideological win for the market people. If you live in the US you can't opt out of capitalism even if you hate it.
When the housing market literally forgot that poor people exist
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