The essential pivot in Michigan's housing discourse reflects a broader national shift, where the previous surplus of homes has morphed into a pressing shortage, dramatically affecting middle-income families.
The Great Recession fundamentally disrupted the U.S. housing market, creating a long-lasting deficit in affordable housing that is now evident in virtually every state across the country.
Once considered a localized issue observed in high-cost regions like San Francisco, the housing crisis has expanded to encompass all regions of the U.S., irrespective of political affiliations.
As housing prices soar across the country, it’s a stark reminder that a crisis initially seen in urban areas has infiltrated rural communities, impacting everyone, from married couples to the homeless.
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