Affordable housing crisis in Charlotte: How did we get here?
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2019
- In 1991, Charlotte developers announced plans for Ballantyne. The approved rezoning noted the developer's intention to build housing for all income levels, but nothing was required. Now, Ballantyne is an affordable housing desert with zero subsidized housing developments.
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To a certain extent it's almost pointless to build affordable housing in Charlotte. Even if you do build affordable housing, everything else like food and utilities is so expensive. I mean why not just build affordable housing outside the city in a cheaper area? I think that would be a better deal.
Kinda pointless some people don’t have cats so they need to live in the city to get around and Charlotte has better jobs
@@zaybx3485 Look I was trying to be nice. TBH I just want to flush the poor people outside of the city limits. I like living in a gentrified city.
@@markjou9799 Cruel, What if you are homeless one day?
If you build it, they will come. And come. And come. And those who need truly "affordable housing " will be screwed over yet again.
Andrea Riegler the blacks you mean
You don’t like blacks as I see you didn’t say blacks but I know what u meant u little racist bitch
@@jessiemay2536 The fuck is wrong with you?