Davina Hurt
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Opinion: California can’t fix housing affordability until it fixes algorithmic collusion (opens the original)
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The median rent in California was $747 a month in 2000. Today, it’s over $2,700. Even after adjusting for inflation, rent climbed 44% in real terms, while renter income grew just 11%. The cost of keeping a roof over your head has risen roughly four times faster than renter income. For millions of Californians, that gap is the affordability crisis. Algorithms didn’t create it. They arrived inside it, with software promising landlords greater “efficiency” in a housing market already failing too ma
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