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a) Texas faces an acute shortage of houses as there is a shortage of rental homes affordable and available to extremely low income households. Many of these households are severely cost burdened, spending more than half of their income on housing.
b) One reason for this is the supply of houses on the market are outweighed by demand, causing prices to surge.
c) One possible solution is to build more houses

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a) Describe what is the housing crisis found in the city you have researched on.

Over half of the population of Egyptians are unable to afford median-priced
homes, and millions are forced to live in inadequate shelter.

(b) Explain the cause for this housing crisis in the city you have researched on.

as the goverment wants to make way for urban development projects. thus the houses are demolished and the land is used for these projects.

(c) Suggest a solution for this housing crisis in the city you have researched on.

the goverement should not build houses on the land just to demolish it as not only does it waste their resources that can be put to other uses,it also in a way gives the people falso hope that they can live there forever. either that or they are in constant fear of ther houses getting demolished and them getting evicted

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Housing is expensive
The houses are built at an area with nice architecture
Houses could be built smaller

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a) The housing cost in Tokyo is high as  Housing prices have been constrained in some parts of Japan due to anemic economic growth and population decline,
b)  the Japanese housing market is characterized by a large construction volume, rapid technological progress, fast depreciation of housing value, a thin secondary market, and low maintenance of existing properties. Legal and tax systems unintentionally encourage wealthy individuals to invest in studio apartments to rent out to young people living in urban areas.
c)

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In Canada's housing market, high demand is being caused by low-interest rates. Once people in the market notice the rising housing prices, that's where the trouble begins. People believe the price increases will continue indefinitely.

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(a) In Canada, there aren't enough homes for sale to meet demand.
(b) One reason for this is because of the notion of private property and its historical connection to citizenship. Early Canadian legislation divided and granted land to white settlers as private property to encourage occupation.
(c) One possible solution is that from the transformation of single room occupancy (SRO) hotels into affordable apartments for young people (SRO Revitalization) in Vancouver, to the conversion of Alexandra Park public housing to the Atkinson Housing Cooperative in Toronto to Cohabitat in Québec City, there are ongoing efforts to provide alternative housing and living models across Canada.

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1) There are less houses being built than the amount of people living there

2) Since the middle 1990s construction has greatly increased in the city. Between 2009 and 2018, according to the New York City Comptroller, New York gained 500,000 new residents, but built only 100,000 new housing units. Mayor Bill de Blasio has described the affordability of housing as "the biggest crisis facing our city", though he did nothing about it for his eight years in office.

3)
Incentivise new construction of affordable homes

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Normanton Park, Normanton Park Showflat, Singapore

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normanton park condo( 2022 new condo)
the price of a 4 Bedroom Premium is
$2,375,000- $2,457,000 which is quite expensive

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A.Not enough affordable housing.
B.From 1950s to 1980s,The government and private companies were both building houses  to keep supply high and prices low,but after 1980s,the government stopped building houses and the private companies started to only build the houses.This caused the houses to become more of an investment and now since the houses are now auctioned to the highest buyer,causing the prices of the houses and flats to go up.
3.Build more houses!Just let the government build houses again to compete with the private developers so that the houses are treated more like a commodity so that the prices of the houses can go down along with the rents so due to building more affordable housing and solving poverty as it allows the people in the house to actually afford paying for rent
Source:Search "The Housing Crisis is the Everything Crisis" by BritMonkey

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Frankfurt, Germany faces an acute shortage of houses because prices are on the rise and population growth. One reason for this is the government making poor decisions and there is slow construction. One possible solution is to make proper investment opportunities and have a strong ecocnomy.

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a) The housing rent in California is very expensive. Many people cannot afford it
b) It's a crisis driven by a demand that far exceeds the supply and a lack of subsidies to build affordable housing.
c) Could build a big space to allow many families to live together and share the space and divide the cost of rental equally among themselves.

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The housing crisis is affecting Canadians across the income spectrum, driving up costs and making it out of reach for some and more difficult for others.

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(a) Hong Kong faces an acute shortage of houses ....

(b) One reason for this is ...

(c) One possible solution is to...