Sentences with phrase «subsidized housing because»

He wants a moratorium on building public and subsidized housing because he said public housing is the cause of an abundance of vacant buildings in the city.

I was glad they were getting subsidized housing because how else is a janitor who can't even afford an old car, supposed to live in the Bay Area?

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Housing is becoming increasingly expensive to build due to government fees and regulations on building in most cities, and government programs merely subsidize this process at a cost to the taxpayers; and rent control has been a disaster because that immediately kills off any new construction and reduces the incentive for land owners and landlords to maintain their property because their income is fixed.

Coss had to live with his mom because Vicky's place in the Bronx was subsidized housing, which parolees are not allowed.

Because the USDA houses the National School Lunch Program, and the agency's main job is to sell highly subsidized conventional crops (like corn, soybeans, rice, and wheat) and farmed foods (like dairy and beef), behemoths like Chartwells wind - up pushing cheap, low - quality surplus food into our schools.

«We're going to have a lot more affordable housing than we would have otherwise, and taxpayers are going to get a much better deal, because any time we subsidize a building, there will be affordable housing as part of that.»

Because right now, New York State is subsidizing luxury development instead of really subsidizing the kind of affordable housing we need, the kind of infrastructure and public schools that we need.

Could they be talking about those authors the houses had basically been subsidizing because they wrote the «right» kind of books — books that were seen as politically or socially relevant but didn't sell worth a dime?

In a distressed area, these departments may be even more diligent in enforcing health and safety laws when they sell tax lien or abandoned houses because of federal and state funding used to subsidize those sales and gentrification.

She had lived in subsidized elderly housing for more than a decade before that and had a leased car that was repossessed because she had neglected the payments due to her illness.