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California's housing crisis

For these Californians, "home" is a 32-square-foot pod, an RV or a car. In the wealthiest state of the U.S., now under mandatory stay-at-home restrictions, the housing crisis has left many behind...

04/04/2020 2:01 PM
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2382 comments

  • Kevin R.
    a day

    Hi guys I would like to seek some help if you'd love to. Please like, comment nice and share to this link. Thank you and God Bless đź’– https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3675603669123070&id=100000204194584

  • Jay T.
    a day

    If u Wana live in a city like LA SF SD and You has can’t afford anything that ur problem lmao

  • Yaritza M.
    2 days

    de esto fue q te hable hace semanas atras.

  • Karlo S.
    2 days

    750 for a month for room like that

  • Cheshe J.
    2 days

    My goodness 🙆‍♀️

  • Yun Y.
    2 days

    I love how woke social justice Californian dems dont want to create more housing because they dont want their house drop in values. When it comes down to it they are just as selfish and pointless like the "corrupted" Republicans.

  • Christie C.
    2 days

    watch mo to

  • Nicholas D.
    3 days

    I think Charlie Munger would call the situation in LA a case of Mass Delusion

  • Brooke M.
    3 days

    looks like what they have in China

  • SN T.
    3 days

    SUPPLY. The Govt need to step in and build public housing to ease the demand. Public housing that are made affordable. In Singapore, to own the cheapest apartment, all you need is combined income of $1500 (US$1100). Unfortunately the US Govt is in bed with the wealthy and corporations. Just finished watching Selling Sunset and I can’t help but think why would the millionaires or billionaires buy houses there with so many homeless people on the street?

  • Nguyá»…n B.
    3 days

    Nhắn qua Messenger nhé

  • Wong K.
    3 days

    This is not unlike d caged or cubicle home of HK where living spaces are so tight.

  • Robyn P.
    3 days

    It’s a little misleading to say they only have 32 sq ft. There are common areas they can be in and not relegated to the pod. That said, the housing situation sucks in just about any major west coast city.

  • Monica S.
    3 days

    Its outrageous, it's start to happen in all the capitals

  • Shanay G.
    3 days

    C

  • Rn I.
    3 days

    Kinda similar to Canada. Before, Toronto was the popular city to move to & live at. It was the more expensive city too. Now, it's Vancouver, the west coast. Vancouver's housing cost is ridiculous.. example; 400sqft 1 bedroom apartment suite can be on market for sale for as high as $700,000 depending on area & age of condo. 30+year old condos; $400,000. Rent: $1500-2000 The popularity of Vancouver brought in many foreign property buyers; build condos & sell for jacked up prices. Which in turn made Toronto housing cheaper to try to attract people. Vancouver is slowly becoming the Canadian version of San Francisco or LA. Also with bad homeless problem. I want to see changes too. Either pay has to go up to compensate for housing costs + living costs. Or housing costs needs to drop. Only the rich can afford a house in Vancouver.... a tiny house, easily $2,000,000. Nicer house that's decent size; $5million or more

  • Fred M.
    3 days

    binnekort in NL ook man hahah mt deze huurprijzen

  • Ciara P.
    4 days

    This is just like Japan or China, this is not new in the world.

  • Lydia A.
    4 days

    In burbank cali in a beautiful complex a one-bedroom is 2100 with a moving bonus of 1500. Bring it total per person 700. the square footage is 759 square feet that's a one bedroom do the math. 2 people in the bedroom 1 in the living room. Have baloney too. Dont live like this

  • Anthony J.
    4 days

    So unreal. That this is becoming the new norm of life .... I’d never move to LA ...