@9J2TYT75mos ago

It wouldn't change my neighborhood because most people around me do not rent, they buy houses

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@9J3R9YG from Utah disagreed…5mos5MO

We would see a return of a young working population to my area if rent was stabilized. None of us can afford houses

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