Rents and housing prices are driven up largely by population pressure — a growing population. Which is what letting two million illegal brownies into our white country every month causes….
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I remember as a boy when Kennedy was president, we were 89% white, the population was 186 million, and America was uncrowded.
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Now we are probably at 400 million, given a deliberate, massive undercount of illegal aliens, who number likely 50 million.
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Professor emerita Virginia Abernethy of Vanderbilt University, who was a world-renowned population-studies expert and editor, exposed this in a 2006 speech which I attended in Washington DC.
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To get amnesty for illegal aliens passed, George W. Bush, Obongo, and Biden all said it was “just” 11 million undocumented workers.” Bull!
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As for the Boston Globe article below, I went to school and worked for years in Massachusetts, an interesting, very historical, if also somewhat rude place, and I graduated in 1972 from Dedham High School there, just outside Boston.
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Massachusetts is the third most expensive state in the US to rent a home, new study says
You now need to earn more than $40 an hour to afford the typical two-bedroom apartment in Mass.
Massachusetts is the third most expensive state in the United States to rent a home, requiring a household income of more than $86,000 a year to reasonably afford a modest two-bedroom apartment, according to a new report out Wednesday.
*** Result? Between this and terrible, browned-down public schools, which mean paying for private school (as I and my first wife did for our daughters Ingrid and Erika in negrified and guatemalanized, Alexandria, Virginia) Whites cut back on having kids!
Instead of reproducing, and also potentially growing spiritually through parenthood,
— I saw this in the 1950s during the Baby Boom —
….struggling white couples today stay childless amd get dogs or cats !
The jews panicked when this comedy movie, “Idiocracy,” using many “Saturday Night Live” comedians, seemed to advocate boosting the white birth rate to prevent a drastic IQ decline over the next five centuries, and pulled it after just one week from the cinemas:
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The findings, detailed in the National Low Income Housing Coalition’s annual “Out of Reach” report, put newnumbers on a reality that Massachusetts residents have long known: The state is a hub for jobs, education, and innovation. But living here, especially for renters, costs ever more, stretching even moderate earners to the limit.
“It puts numbers to the pain that people are feeling,” said Rachel Heller, CEO of housing advocacy group the Citizens’ Housing and Planning Association. “The rents are so incredibly high — it’s just astounding what a person needs to earn to afford rent here — and all signs point to the fact that we need to do more to address housing affordability.”
Only Hawaii and California are more expensive to rent in, and not by much. Even high-cost states like New York lag behind Massachusetts in that category, according to the report. Greater Boston this year is the sixth most expensive metropolitan area in the United States, only trailing five cities in California.
The “housing wage,” or wage needed for a person to avoid being cost-burdened — spending more than 30 percent of their income on housing costs — in Massachusetts has climbed by nearly $4 just in the last year, as the frozen home-buying market and sinking housing production have put greater strain on the rental market.
NLIHC calculated the amount a typical renter needs to earn to afford housing is $41.61 per hour, up from $37.97 in 2022. Nationwide, that figure is $28.58. There is no US state where a person making minimum wage and working a typical 40-hour workweek can afford a modest two-bedroom.
That’s thanks, in large part, to the increase in rental costs over that period. But it also highlights a longstanding dynamic that helps explain the housing crisis: As costs have shot up, wages have not kept pace at all.
Today, based on the report’s calculated “housing wages,” the average person earning minimum wage in the United States would have to work 104 hours a week to afford a two-bedroom apartment, or 86 hours a week for a one-bedroom. Nearly 50 percent of the United States cannot afford a modest one-bed while working one full-time job, it found.
And, of course, the costs are not borne equally. Black and Latino workers are more likely than their white counterparts to be employed in sectors with lower median wages, meaning housing is even more inaccessible. Indeed, last year, 20 percent of Black workers and 19 percent of Latino workers earned less than $15 an hour, compared to 15 percent of the entire workforce.
A big part of the solution, Heller said, is to start building more homes, as well as being “more intentional about the kind of homes we build.” The United States is currently short 7.3 million rental homes that are affordable to low-income residents, the report found, and Massachusetts needs to create many more of those affordable units, said Heller.
“We have good pieces with the MBTA Communities law and Housing Choice,” she said. “But we need to do more and do it more quickly. If we don’t, we are putting the Commonwealth’s future at risk.”
Andrew Brinker can be reached at andrew.brinker@globe.com. Follow him on Twitter at @andrewnbrinker.
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The NWO = rent until you die. The NWO = work until you die.
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In Britain people can’t live and save up £25,000+ for a deposit, so they rent. My son rents 1/2 a house. His rent comes to more than a mortgage, but he hasn’t got a large enough deposit, so they won’t even talk to you.
Margi was in England in 1978 and said it was wall-to-wall people, villages, cities and buildings even back then. I cannot imagine now.
The only way to survive is hot-bunking — 12 people in one house and when you get out of bed, another takes your place.
The Labour jewish MP Jack Straw (stravinsky) has stated the UK population will have to reach 8o million people in the next 15 years. So it’s already planned out.
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Britain today is a multicultural shithole, ruined by immigration and jewish elite warmongers.
Exactly what Captain Ramsay and William Joyce warned in 1939 would happen.
https://johndenugent.com/images/nameless-war-ramsay-john-de-nugent-online.pdf
WWII was a war for jewish domination, enslavement and the genocide of the white world.
John, was it really true that back in the day the average man with a regular job, even without a college degree, could afford a home and family?!
Yes, 100% true!
Wow! Could one of the biggest reasons why young men aren’t motivated to grow up and be responsible is because they don’t have the same incentives (good woman, country that respects men, authority over the family, etc…) like the men in the past had?
Yes.
The jews promoted America only to crush Germany and other foes of jewry.