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For generations, Cleveland offered working families a chance to build a stable future. Now, soaring rents and home prices are putting that promise out of reach for many. In this episode of Priced Out in America, CNN’s Phil Mattingly speaks with a mother who is no longer able to afford rent as a single adult. #cnn #news

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    @joseontiveros9057

    She is correct. In PHX AZ my rent was 850$ for a two bed two bath. Then corporate come is bought the apartment plex and from 2019 to 2023 went to 1580. Same apartment same crappy plumbing. The painted the outside of the apartments and put up a huge sign. Newly remodeled BS. Same place nothing was remodeled except the wash room. They took the old washing machines that worked great and was $1.25 to new crappy machines and the wash was $3.25. it is bad. Why work just to pay the rent and be broke af 😢. True story 😭

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    @understandingunderstanding4880

    BLACKROCK AND VANGUARD THESE INVESTMENTS GROUPS ARE BUYING THESES HOUSES AND APARTMENTS WITH LOCAL STATE AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENT INVOLVEMENT

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    @ItsJustVega

    I’m a veteran in the midwest. I bring in 2100 from the VA for disability. My rent is over 1950, without additional bills. I wish it worked like being active duty from state to state, but that’s not the case.

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    @KatDerpsALot

    I really think working really hard but not making hardly any progress on long term reasonable goals can lead to depression. And many have to take care of older sick relatives, children, pets, and like me have their own health issues too 😢 the struggle is real but I never give up hope things will improve for the future generations

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    @NakedSoul86

    I’m 40 and been working since 16. Most of my career has been in management. I’ve worked hard. I have no savings left. I can barely afford rent. The cost of everything has doubled.

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    @christianrobloxserver7282

    From 2016 onward:

    core cost of living in my house up 377%

    My income up 33%

    Really feeling those exorbitant tax breaks trickling down! And I’m lucky I actually got raises, unlike most people

  7. 15
    @ArminShahiri820

    How should people tell these fucking leaders that we are being fucking squeezed….. do fucking something!!!!!!!!

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