housing shortage

Society as a whole is better off with one extra room available during a housing shortage.

Instead, she became a victim of the housing shortage herself.

These were years of housing shortage and this was frequently the reason.

While public use may be preliminary, the city has a housing shortage.

The housing shortage led to the development of many new residential areas.

"Because there is a tremendous housing shortage for them," he said.

All signs of a housing shortage had disappeared by 1963.

Welcome to the other side of the Manhattan housing shortage.

I could not see the connection between the housing shortage and the abuse of the park.

The housing shortage, however, hits them as they step off the plane.

It will, for example, take at least 20 years to get to grips with the housing shortage.

"There is definitely a housing shortage around here," she said.

A particular problem was the chronic housing shortage in the years immediately following the end of the war.

He also said the transfer system would have little impact on the urban housing shortage.

But the housing shortage of 1945 pales next to today's.

In the aftermath of the war, the country experienced a national housing shortage.

Italy is not the only country experiencing family housing shortages.

Just a few weeks ago, the most immediate problem seemed to be the crushing housing shortage.

In a city with a chronic housing shortage, though, it all helps.

But it's not just a housing shortage that results from this preference for commercial development.

Part of the reason for the housing shortage here stems from low wages.

Q. How significant is the affordable housing shortage to your job?

You might just as well say, said Alice, that the social housing shortage is part of the reason for high house prices.

Unemployment levels are high and there is a severe housing shortage.

Such housing shortages have made local officials acutely aware of the problem.