HOW TO PUT AN END TO HOMELESSNESS NATIONWIDE

Homelessness in the U.S. is a growing nationwide issue that stems not from scarcity but from misplaced priorities and the pursuit of profit within the housing market. Corporate entities contribute to the problem by inflating housing costs, and billionaires could address homelessness but lack the financial incentive to do so. A concrete blueprint is outlined, offering a multi-step plan to significantly reduce or eliminate mass homelessness within ten years through emergency housing, affordable construction, corporate regulation, rent stabilization, and supportive services, ultimately reframing housing as a human right.