Decline in Urban Cities' Under-5 Population and Housing Affordability Crisis
Urban cities in the U.S. are experiencing a decline in the under-5 population, potentially due to urban progressive policies. Housing affordability crisis is affecting younger generations, making it difficult for them to become homeowners. Cities in red states are building more housing than in blue states.
Key Points
- Decline in under-5 population in large urban counties compared to other areas
- Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on family dynamics
- Housing affordability crisis affecting younger generations
Pros
- Awareness of the impact of urban policies on family dynamics
- Highlighting the importance of housing affordability for young generations
Cons
- Potential negative consequences of declining under-5 population in cities
- Challenges faced by families in accessing affordable housing