Rental housing shortage worsens amid high mortgage rates
Washington reports show only 5 percent of rental units vacant last quarter, down from the 1960s 8 percent, with many vacancies substandard. Labor and GAO data tie high inflation to reduced buying power while rental costs rise and investors hesitate to build new units.
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