A recent poll reveals that while both renters and homeowners in California share concerns about the economy, renters express greater financial uncertainty and less satisfaction with their current situation compared to homeowners.
Tenant Juan Enciso joins a protest outside his North Hollywood apartment on Wednesday, June 19, 2019. With the help of Los Angeles Tenants Union, residents of 11815 Gilmore Street hold a rent strike at the apartment complex. Some residents are having a difficult time paying the three rent increases they have received this year in a building where residents say repairs are not being met. reinforces a key economic divide – renters vs. homeowners.
Looking ahead six months, 26% of California renters expected their monetary position would be stronger vs. 20% of owners. But 24% of tenants foresee weaker finances vs. 22% for owners. Interestingly, when asked about satisfaction with political parties overall, the need for a third party was the top reply from 66% of California renters and 69% of owners.High-cost California makes for sour outlooks, no matter the economic or political cycle.
There’s an even more uniform sour sentiment about the nation, with 71% of both California renters and homeowners giving a thumbs-down on the US direction. Judge OKs Pillowcase Rapist release to Antelope ValleyEducators in LA, Woodland Hills, Palmdale named 2025 California Teachers of the YearWoman shot while in her car in North Hills
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