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Why building more homes won't solve the affordable housing problem for the millions of people who need it most

  • Written by: Alex Schwartz, Professor of Urban Policy, The New School
Why building more homes won't solve the affordable housing problem for the millions of people who need it mostThe pandemic has made the affordable housing crisis a lot worse, in part by increasing the rate of evictions. AP Photo/Jeff Roberson

Even before 2020, the U.S. faced an acute housing affordability crisis. The COVID-19 pandemic made it a whole lot worse after millions of people who lost their jobs fell behind on rent. While eviction bans forestalled...

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