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Daily Journal/Salt Lake Tribune


The relentless rise in the cost of housing is a top concern for many voters:

Where do Trump and Harris stand on housing policy? – ABC

Housing costs are rising everywhere — but especially in swing states – msn/WaPost

“‘My number one issue is cost of living,’ said Jimmy Loyd, 57, a prep cook whose rent rose more than 30 percent this year. ‘I’m all for anyone that can help us, the lower-middle class, living paycheck to paycheck.'”

Why high rent inflation could last until 2026 – Axios


There is a large concentration of high-income people among homeowners. Lower earners are much more likely to rent. Homeowners’ median income of $86,000 exceeds the nationwide median ($79,900) and the median income of renters ($42,500).

Source: RubyHome

The difference in wealth between homeowners and renters is much greater:


Home insurance options are shrinking amidst states with natural disasters – Fox

Homeowners left scrambling after insurers drop coverage targeting working-class families: ‘Almost impossible to find coverage’ – msn

Source: AEI Housing Center


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