2026-09-30 07:15:03
'...property companies, banks and hedge funds profit from vulnerable tenants and their once-affordable homes. It is also a reminder of the failure of politicians to protect the right to “decent and adequate” housing that has been enshrined in the Spanish constitution since 1978.'
#housingCrisis #spain


![SCREENSHOT: SEVEN:THIRTY - Wake to Washington.
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WHAT TO KNOW
They don't even go here...
Thousands of National Guard troops will move from hotels into longer-term housing. The price tag? $292M—reportedly cheaper than the alternative, but we gotta ask: Who would be living in these apartments otherwise?! To put this in perspective, last year DC spent around $100M to build and preserve a…](https://files.mastodon.social/media_attachments/files/116/991/829/972/630/729/small/2b3a9de4fc9dc630.png)

![residential conversion at 235 East 42nd St.: Would renters pay to move in to a building that almost collapsed during the renovation?
“This project will definitely have a stigma,” said Ross Spivak, CEO of the firm RES Consulting NY. “You’re talking [about] a significant structural failure.”
Other brokers disagreed, arguing that that city's housing supply is so tight that desperate tenants won't be deterred.](https://mastodon-usw-cache.b-cdn.net/media_attachments/files/116/909/006/085/643/746/small/80358d2d7b2e4596.png)