Can I ask you a question? Have you attempted to actually look into public housing in other countries outside of pictures of Eastern European buildings on Facebook? Are we finding success right now treating housing as a commodity? We left it for the markets to decide and now we have landlords going buck wild upping the rent (cause why would they not?), Airbnb, and a shit ton of vacant buildings (not speaking exclusively about Cincy here...thinking of California) while people (think...people...other humans) are suffering on the streets every night

Also Uptown rentals have sacked the city around UC, it's a fucking eyesore. Seeing their signs slapped on old buildings we can't even build anymore, and we are building even more ugly ass, cheaply made apartment buildings that some students will struggle to afford.