While Congress remains shut down, the people have been left to fend for themselves, which is really nothing new; it’s been some time since the U.S. government actually solved issues Americans care about. Though the stock market continues to soar, many other economic signs continue to point towards a recession, and an increasing number of people are finding it harder and harder to pay their bills. One area in which they can’t cut back is housing, and that’s a fact that’s hitting Americans in their prime (namely millennials and Generation Z) particularly hard.
According to a new report, the U.S. housing market has reached its most unaffordable point in history. Around 58.6% of Gen Z is considered rent-burdened, and almost half of the millennial population still does
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