Michele Anderson

Austin’s soul has always been its people, from the chefs preparing fantastic food to the musicians who make us the live music capital of the world. But as the city grows, we face a hard truth: Many of our people, including artists, teachers, nurses, service workers and young families, can no longer afford to live here. At Austin Habitat, we hear it daily: Families with steady jobs and deep roots are being priced out of the neighborhoods they helped shape.

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San Francisco Public Press — Sep 17 2019 - 11:30am No. 1,300 on an interminable waiting list. Bathrooms down the hall from a tiny apartment. Being classified as homeless even while living in an SRO. All this is part of one man’s experience navigating low-income housing in San Francisco. "You get on the list in the order in which you apply. OK, so I was down at 600.” — Larry Rivera A segment from our radio show, “Civic.” Listen daily at 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. on 102.5 FM, available in San Francisco.