As rising rents and home prices have spread across the country, massive movements against single-family zoning and for tenants' rights have followed'- Assigning source Provided by publisher Cataloging source DLC Dougherty, Conor Dewey number 363.509794/61 Index index present LC call number HD7304. With riveting block-by-block reporting, New York Times reporter Conor Dougherty parses the history and economic forces that underlie the crisis from its epicenter. No place has felt this more acutely than the San Francisco Bay Area, where the mansions of tech billionaires stand streets away from encampments of cardboard. There is no state where an individual working a full-time minimum-wage job can afford a one-bedroom housing unit without paying in excess of 30 of their income, the standard benchmark for affordability. But as housing costs skyrocket in job-rich cities across the nation, that door to opportunity is swinging shut. Nora Louise Schwaller reflects on Conor Dougherty’s Golden Gates: Fighting for Housing in America.

For generations, arriving in a major city was the first step toward the American Dream. America's housing crisis isn't new and its ongoing issues have grown really old. Language eng Summary 'Cities are the engines of economic progress and the places that give birth to ideas that shape our lives. Working class - Housing - California | San Francisco H ow can a city with so much prosperity see so many of its citizens struggle with homelessness That is what Conor Dougherty seeks.City planning - California | San Francisco.Label Golden gates : fighting for housing in America Title Golden gates Title remainder fighting for housing in America Statement of responsibility Conor Dougherty Creator

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