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Eliza Relman

Washington, D.C.
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Communications director for @CMRestler; was policy reporter @BusinessInsider
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Most NYC renters are struggling to afford housing. These maps show where it's worst. Original

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By Andy Kiersz Verified, Eliza Relman
| Business Insider Verified
When Massiel Lugo's parents moved to Jackson Heights, Queens, from the Dominican Republic nearly 50 years ago, the working-class neighborhood was an affordable place to raise a family. Now that Lugo is in her early 30s and raising her own two kids in the same neighborhood, that's increasingly not the case.
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Ich vermiete 3 Tiny Houses im eigenen Garten - So viel verdiene ich damit im Monat

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By Eliza Relman
| Business Insider Deutschland Verified
Emilie Karas‘ Tiny House auf Rädern und ADU in Portland, im US-Bundesstaat Oregon. Courtesy of Emilie Karas Emilie Karas hat auf ihrem Grundstück in Portland zwei zusätzliche Wohneinheiten (ADU) und ein mobiles Tiny House gebaut. Portland erlaubt Hausbesitzern, bis zu zwei ADUs und ein Tiny House auf Rädern auf Wohngrundstücken zu errichten. Karas vermietet die Einheiten, um erschwinglichen Wohnraum zu schaffen und Einkommen zu erzielen. Emilie Karas, 38, hatte keine Erfahrung im Bauwesen.
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A shelter for unhoused families with kids stands out in Brooklyn Original

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By Eliza Relman
| Business Insider Verified
Across the street from Brooklyn's leafy Fort Greene Park, dozens of formerly homeless families with children have found new temporary homes. Since October, Marvina Brinkman, 35, and her four children have stayed in a one-bedroom unit at the Fort Greene Family Center as Brinkman got on her feet and looked for permanent housing. She said the Center has helped her kids get into new schools, arranged transportation, and helped her look for permanent housing.
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