VOICED : Renters in Florida face rising costs and decreasing options

The video discusses the growing rental market in Florida, highlighting the shift from homeownership to a renter-based society in the US. It explains how the 2008 foreclosure crisis led to a surge in rental demand, resulting in high rents. The video also addresses the challenges faced by low-income residents in finding affordable housing, especially in Florida's tourist-driven economy.

What was the price range for the two-bedroom, two-bath apartments that Mark Neidig was looking for in Orlando?

• $1000 to $2000

• $3000 to $4000

• $2000 to $3000

• $4000 to $5000

What significant change in the housing market began around 2014 in America?

• A decline in apartment construction

• An increase in homeownership

• A decrease in rental prices

• A shift to a renter-based society

What is the predicted impact of rising demand for rentals in Florida?

• A rise in rental prices by more than 5%

• An increase in homeownership

• A decrease in rental prices

• A decline in apartment construction

What percentage of income is considered the maximum for affordable housing expenses?

• 50%

• 20%

• 40%

• 30%

How does the rising rent impact Florida's tourist economy?

• It reduces the number of tourists

• It deeply affects low-wage workers

• It has no impact

• It benefits low-wage workers