Bookworm on Oct 18 2007 | Filed under: Subsidized housing
Tweet Yesterday, the SF Chron ran a story about a family that can’t get by in the City on a $53,000 annual income, which contained within it the favored prescription for this ill: not mobility but money, yours and mine. I blogged this question: why don’t people who can’t afford to live in a given [...]
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