The cost of living is growing. In many ways, it is the greatest problem we face. We can’t afford to rent, yet we can’t buy a house, yet we can’t actually afford to own a home. People are moving to cities and suburbs that are far out of the reach of most of us.
There is no shortage of housing shortages, unfortunately. The problem is that people are moving out of the cities to places where they can live a more suburban lifestyle, but they can’t find a job that fits their lifestyle. This is happening because of a lack of affordable, decent, quality housing.
If people are moving to cities and suburbs, they should be able to afford them, but they cant find a job that fit their lifestyle. We live in a society where we have to justify our lifestyle every single day. It is a lifestyle that requires us to work for a living. It is a lifestyle that is very different than the lifestyle we had growing up.
The housing market has been growing at about 2% a year for decades. Most people can’t afford it, and when you start to look at all the jobs out there that are available, you realize that the job you want is probably not going to be available in your current city.
Costs have been rising steadily for decades. It is a fact that even though everyone has been forced to make some sort of lifestyle adjustment to live at a reasonable cost, the cost of living has been increasing at a faster rate than inflation.
As you may know, the average price of housing in the US is getting higher. This has been going on for years. This is why the cost of living is rising so quickly. The US Census Bureau reports that the average prices for a home in the US are going up by almost $1,500 per year. This is not only because prices are increasing, but because the cost of gas is also going up by about $.50 a gallon.
What this means is that you can’t afford to stay in a home that cost more than a dollar to live in right now.
It’s like the US government are giving out free housing to people who have been living in one of their own mansions for ten years. We’re getting a nice, new place to live that probably costs a few hundred dollars a month, but because of the government’s tax policies, it’s going to cost much more than that.
Its not just gas. You pay for everything for things like food and utilities every month, so if the cost of everything skyrockets, you will have to pay for food and utilities every month or you will have to move.
This is another example of how governments are squeezing the money out of the middle class. Its not just gas. You pay for everything for things like food and utilities every month, so if the cost of everything skyrockets, you will have to pay for food and utilities every month or you will have to move.