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Housing crisis (n.) is a shortage of homes people can afford, pushing up rents and prices and locking many out of ownership.
Engels wrote in The Housing Question that the housing shortage "is not something peculiar to the present."
The median US first-time homebuyer reached a record age of 40, compared with 62 for repeat buyers.
Housing crisis (n.) is a housing market that works perfectly for people who bought before it broke.
Housing crisis (n.) is a waitlist for a waitlist.
Housing crisis (n.) is adults with careers sleeping in their childhood bedrooms, under posters of bands that broke up.
Housing crisis (n.) is a first home that now comes with reading glasses.
Housing crisis (n.) is a city short on homes holding a public meeting on whether to allow any.