The article argues for the elimination of public housing, citing its long-term dependence and mismanagement. It highlights the deteriorating conditions of properties, with New York City's housing authority facing an $80 billion maintenance backlog. The author criticizes government reliance on taxpayer money to repair these uninhabitable projects instead of selling them for redevelopment. Major public-housing units across the nation have been demolished due to their condition, indicating a need for creative destruction in government housing.
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