

Big corporations are taking over as landlords and it's further fuelling the global housing crisis
May 2, 2024
The podcast discusses the impact of big corporations buying up housing stocks on the global housing crisis, with over 100 million people homeless and 1.6 billion lacking adequate housing. It explores the rise of corporate landlords in the rental market, challenges the narrative blaming generations for the crisis, highlights innovative mortgage ideas, addresses income inequality and neighborhood segregation, and explores challenges faced by elderly Australians in the private rental sector.
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1 2 3 4 5 6
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Corporate Landlords Reshaping the Housing Market
02:00 • 7min
Redefining the Housing Crisis
08:57 • 10min
Innovative Mortgage Ideas and Financial Segregation in the Housing Crisis
18:51 • 2min
Neighborhood Segregation and Income Disparity
20:38 • 4min
Challenges Faced by Elderly Australians Due to Rising Housing Costs
24:51 • 4min