The US Housing Crisis

Focusing on the human impact of housing insecurity, this book distinguishes between various forms of housing struggles experienced by individuals. It critiques the existing scholarly work for lacking personal narratives and offers a qualitative approach that emphasizes trust as an analytical lens. By highlighting the emotional and social costs of losing a home, the author reveals the daily strategies residents employ to cope with the ongoing housing crisis in the US, ultimately providing a more nuanced understanding of this urgent issue.