There Is No Place for Us

Brian Goldstone

Full-time work and nowhere to live: the Pulitzer-winning account of families the housing market has priced out of their own city.

Brian Goldstone reports on Americans who work full time and are still homeless, following families in Atlanta through a housing market that has quietly detached itself from wages. The Pulitzer-winning result argues that homelessness is no longer a story about people outside the economy, but about people inside it who cannot afford the rent it produces.

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