Denver Metro Village

Denver Metro Village - Fly Through

DMV is an existing senior housing community located on West Colfax. The project involves four-story addition that adds 19 new units and a new four story parking garage with 180 new sparking spaces and ground floor retail. The project also includes comprehensive renovations to the existing 18 story high rise tower that houses 190 existing units. This complex project required extensive coordination with residents and agencies.

The remodeling is beautiful, but the crime in the area overshadows everything

Denver Metro Village
1523 Quitman St
Denver, CO 80204

Click here to visit Denver Metro Village website

Click here to check Denver Crime

Click here to check Denver Crime around W. Colfax

Here I list the one block areas around Denver Metro Village from W. Colfax to W. Conejos to 1500 blocks of N Quitman and N Raleigh St

4020 W Colfax Ave in Denver - January 1 to May 4, 2024
assault causing minor bodily injury, Wednesday March 6
criminal mischief - other, Sunday March 24
burglary of a business without forced entry, Wednesday March 20
threatening to injure, Saturday March 2
criminal mischief to a motor vehicle, Monday Jan.

4057 W Colfax Ave in Denver - January 1 to May 4, 2024
resisting arrest, Tuesday March 26
police interference, Tuesday March 26
disturbing the peace, Tuesday March 26
motor vehicle theft, Saturday Feb. 24

4250 W Colfax Ave in Denver - January 1 to May 4, 2024
theft - other, Monday March 11

N Quitman St / W Conejos Pl in Denver - January 1 to May 4, 2024
giving false information to police, Wednesday Jan. 10

Crime N Quitman S
1500 Block N Quitman St in Denver - January 1 to May 4, 2024
assault causing minor bodily injury, Wednesday April 10

1523 N Quitman St in Denver - January 1 to May 4, 2024
theft of items from a vehicle, Sunday April 28
motor vehicle theft, Sunday April 14
criminal mischief - graffiti, Thursday Feb. 8
bicycle theft, Friday Jan. 5
burglary of a residence without forced entry, Wednesday Jan. 10

1550 N Raleigh St in Denver - January 1 to May 4, 2024
criminal mischief to a motor vehicle, Monday April 8
motor vehicle theft, Wednesday April 3
theft of parts from a vehicle, Sunday April 28
criminal trespassing, Tuesday April 2
theft - other, Friday March 29
motor vehicle theft, Thursday March 21
criminal mischief to a motor vehicle, Monday March 11
motor vehicle theft, Monday March 11
theft from a building, Sunday March 10
burglary of a business without forced entry, Wednesday Feb. 28
theft of parts from a vehicle, Thursday Feb. 1
burglary of a residence with forced entry, Sunday Jan. 21
theft - other, Sunday Jan. 14

1565 N Raleigh St in Denver - January 1 to May 4, 2024
theft of items from a vehicle, Wednesday April 24
criminal mischief - other, Tuesday April 2
theft of items from a vehicle, Monday April 1
motor vehicle theft, Thursday March 7
criminal mischief - other, Thursday Feb. 8
theft of items from a vehicle, Thursday Feb. 1
criminal trespassing, Thursday Jan. 18

October 3, 2013
Click here to read Denver police: Gunman killed himself after shooting at retirement home

October 3, 2013
Click here to read Manager Of Senior High Rise Fights For Life After Shooting

When living in HUD-related buildings you can count on the staff going into your apartment OFTEN. They do inspections, check for bed bugs, fire alarms, water pipes, electrical, etc. It's part of being a tenant. The shooter in the 2013 incident didn't like that

My question would be, "How did he even had a gun inside the building? Mom's lived in a few HUD-related buildings, in Colorado and elsewhere and they don't allow guns. It's even part of the move-in application process."

October 4, 2013
Click here to read Denver Coroner identifies man police say shot manager killed himself

Click here to read some of their reviews

Click here to read some more of their reviews

Click here to read their Yelp Review

My disabled mom had gotten on the waiting list for this low-income senior community. She got approved and then we started watching the crime reports

We knew it wasn't the best area of town, but felt inside the secure building would be safe. Then the "burglary of a residence without forced entry, Wednesday Jan. 10" showed up on the reports

That was enough for us to say, "Nope, not moving there"

It's too bad, because the part she was to live in was newly built and the staff were nice

That's when we found about report about a previous tenant in 2013 shot the manager and then killed himself in front of other tenants!

Video from Pubity at https://www.tiktok.com/@pubity

EVERY senior community needs an inoperable car with working radio in their parking lot. That way the senior can sit in it rocking out for the memories. For some that might be the only joy they have in life, especially if their families have taken them to senior communities or nursing homes and rarely, if ever, visit.

We think ALL HUD housing needs Solar. Just think of all the money they'd save the government!

Susan Auslander, age 89, Spearheaded a Solar-Energy Drive in Connecticut and it worked!

An octogenarian Hunter College alumna has spearheaded a successful drive to install solar panels throughout her Connecticut retirement community — and she’s just getting started.

(This was not for low income housing, but it could be.)

CLICK HERE TO READ WHAT SHE DID

Her Retirement Home Said ‘No’ to Solar Panels. She Got It to Buy 1,344.
In what seemed like a futile fight with her retirement community’s management, Susan Auslander, just shy of 90, found an opening.
CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ABOUT WHAT Susan Auslander did

Things my mom did when she lived in MN before she came back home to Colorado (Click news article name to read more.)

Got a bus stop at the library
and
Marshall woman petitions to have bus stop at library

Helped turn ALL HUD housing into non-smoking
Another game-changer in the works to eliminate smoking
and
HUD SECRETARY CASTRO ANNOUNCES PUBLIC HOUSING TO BE SMOKE-FREE
New rule protects health and safety of residents, saves PHAs millions of dollars in preventable damage

Nov 30, 2016
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), HUD's national smoke-free policy will save public housing agencies $153 million every year in repairs and preventable fires, including $94 million in secondhand smoke-related health care, $43 million in renovation of smoking-permitted units, and $16
https://archives.hud.gov/news/2016/pr16-184.cfm#:~:text=According%20to%20the%20Centers%20for,smoking%2Dpermitted%20units%2C%20and%20%2416

(Just think of how much it would save our government to add solar to HUD/low income housing!)

How To Use The Internet To Pay For Your Dental Bills

This is how mom got the funds to finance some of her dental work 8 years ago

(THE LINKS THEY TALK ABOUT FOR MOM ARE NO LONGER VALID - THIS WAS FILMED 8 YEARS AGO)

This is mom's interview on a National podcast. She was also interviewed by NBC National News about the harassment and stalking she's endured in 1994. It's off-and-on to this day, December 13, 2023.

Different kinds of housing and how Donald Trump hates low income

The film the Trump Organization tried to suppress | You've Been Trumped Too (2020)

TRUMPED: The Donald, The Widow and Eminent Domain

Great concept, but I see a few problems with it

Culdesac
https://culdesac.com

Culdesac YouTube
Culdesac YouTube

Great concept, but I see a few problems with it

My mom's disabled and would LOVE to live in a "community" like that, where there is a sense of community

She uses a rollator walker to get around. There is NO WAY she could do stairs, even if she got someone to carry the walker up the stairs. She has Vertigo as a result of a few TBI's (Traumatic Brain Injuries - abuse related) and can't look up/down without getting dizzy and sees double out of her left eye

She gets around if she has an elevator, etc. She has her groceries delivered. She meets them on the main floor with her large cart so they don't have to carry them up multiple stairs or via the elevator

Culdesac does have (2) WalMart's within 4 miles of them for grocery delivery, but they wouldn't be open to carrying groceries up the stairs, because of no elevator and needing to make multiple trips

Having multi-generational housing is good for the older generation. It keeps them young and movivated.

Having multi-generational housing is good for the younger generation. It teaches them the concept of "family"

Isolating the younger generation just teaches them more of "Me, me, me"

Definitely creating division and less about "community"

The only way mom could live at Culdesac would be on the main floor. For a disabled person being on the first floor can also be isolating. There's no view to look out at when they can't, for whatever reason, leave their apartment

From what I can gather from this video and their website they cater to a MUCH younger generation and it's not the disabled

Isn't that discrimination?

Isn't that against the Fair Housing Act of Arizona?

The ADA, American Disabilities Act
https://www.google.com/search?client=avast-a-1&q=american+disabilities+act

Video from Pubity at https://www.tiktok.com/@pubity

EVERY senior community needs an inoperable car with working radio in their parking lot. That way the senior can sit in it rocking out for the memories. For some that might be the only joy they have in life, especially if their families have taken them to senior communities or nursing homes and rarely, if ever, visit.

We think ALL HUD housing needs Solar. Just think of all the money they'd save the government!

Susan Auslander, age 89, Spearheaded a Solar-Energy Drive in Connecticut and it worked!

An octogenarian Hunter College alumna has spearheaded a successful drive to install solar panels throughout her Connecticut retirement community — and she’s just getting started.

(This was not for low income housing, but it could be.)

CLICK HERE TO READ WHAT SHE DID

Her Retirement Home Said ‘No’ to Solar Panels. She Got It to Buy 1,344.
In what seemed like a futile fight with her retirement community’s management, Susan Auslander, just shy of 90, found an opening.
CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ABOUT WHAT Susan Auslander did

Things my mom did when she lived in MN before she came back home to Colorado (Click news article name to read more.)

Got a bus stop at the library
and
Marshall woman petitions to have bus stop at library

Helped turn ALL HUD housing into non-smoking
Another game-changer in the works to eliminate smoking
and
HUD SECRETARY CASTRO ANNOUNCES PUBLIC HOUSING TO BE SMOKE-FREE
New rule protects health and safety of residents, saves PHAs millions of dollars in preventable damage

Nov 30, 2016
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), HUD's national smoke-free policy will save public housing agencies $153 million every year in repairs and preventable fires, including $94 million in secondhand smoke-related health care, $43 million in renovation of smoking-permitted units, and $16
https://archives.hud.gov/news/2016/pr16-184.cfm#:~:text=According%20to%20the%20Centers%20for,smoking%2Dpermitted%20units%2C%20and%20%2416

(Just think of how much it would save our government to add solar to HUD/low income housing!)

How To Use The Internet To Pay For Your Dental Bills

This is how mom got the funds to finance some of her dental work 8 years ago

(THE LINKS THEY TALK ABOUT FOR MOM ARE NO LONGER VALID - THIS WAS FILMED 8 YEARS AGO)

This is mom's interview on a National podcast. She was also interviewed by NBC National News about the harassment and stalking she's endured in 1994. It's off-and-on to this day, December 13, 2023.

Amid cold snap, Lakewood apartment resident had no heat

Amid cold snap, Lakewood apartment resident had no heat
As residents across the Denver metro braced for extreme temperatures throughout the weekend, some residents in Lakewood were feeling left in the cold.

Check Glen at Lakewood's Google Reviews HERE

Out of 328 Google reviews they rate a 2.2 out of 5

There are additional reviews on that page

ALWAYS check a businesses BBB rating as well

HERE is Glen at Lakewood's BBB Rating

Per Colorado's State Liability Law
In Denver specifically, units must be able to heat all rooms to at least 70 degrees when the temperature outside is below 5 degrees or lower
https://denverite.com/2022/05/24/do-denver-landlords-have-to-keep-their-buildings-at-a-comfortable-temperature

Per Colorado's Warranty of Habitability
By law, every residential lease in Colorado includes a “Warranty of Habitability”. The Warranty of Habitability requires landlords to maintain living spaces they rent out up to some basic standards. The law requires that rental units are to be general safe and “fit for human habitation.”
https://www.coloradolegalservices.org/node/342/warranty-habitability

For help finding an affordable attorney, check out:
Colorado Law Project
https://www.law.du.edu/the-colorado-law-project/about-colorado-law-project

Colorado Legal Services
https://www.coloradolegalservices.org

HERE is Lakewood's Crime Rate

HERE is Colorado's Sex Offender Information and HERE

Here is some rental information for Glen at Lakewood
Glen at Lakewood and HERE

Video from Pubity at https://www.tiktok.com/@pubity

EVERY senior community needs an inoperable car with working radio in their parking lot. That way the senior can sit in it rocking out for the memories. For some that might be the only joy they have in life, especially if their families have taken them to senior communities or nursing homes and rarely, if ever, visit.

We think ALL HUD housing needs Solar. Just think of all the money they'd save the government!

Susan Auslander, age 89, Spearheaded a Solar-Energy Drive in Connecticut and it worked!

An octogenarian Hunter College alumna has spearheaded a successful drive to install solar panels throughout her Connecticut retirement community — and she’s just getting started.

(This was not for low income housing, but it could be.)

CLICK HERE TO READ WHAT SHE DID

Her Retirement Home Said ‘No’ to Solar Panels. She Got It to Buy 1,344.
In what seemed like a futile fight with her retirement community’s management, Susan Auslander, just shy of 90, found an opening.
CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ABOUT WHAT Susan Auslander did

Things my mom did when she lived in MN before she came back home to Colorado (Click news article name to read more.)

Got a bus stop at the library
and
Marshall woman petitions to have bus stop at library

Helped turn ALL HUD housing into non-smoking
Another game-changer in the works to eliminate smoking
and
HUD SECRETARY CASTRO ANNOUNCES PUBLIC HOUSING TO BE SMOKE-FREE
New rule protects health and safety of residents, saves PHAs millions of dollars in preventable damage

Nov 30, 2016
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), HUD's national smoke-free policy will save public housing agencies $153 million every year in repairs and preventable fires, including $94 million in secondhand smoke-related health care, $43 million in renovation of smoking-permitted units, and $16
https://archives.hud.gov/news/2016/pr16-184.cfm#:~:text=According%20to%20the%20Centers%20for,smoking%2Dpermitted%20units%2C%20and%20%2416

(Just think of how much it would save our government to add solar to HUD/low income housing!)

How To Use The Internet To Pay For Your Dental Bills

This is how mom got the funds to finance some of her dental work 8 years ago

(THE LINKS THEY TALK ABOUT FOR MOM ARE NO LONGER VALID - THIS WAS FILMED 8 YEARS AGO)

This is mom's interview on a National podcast. She was also interviewed by NBC National News about the harassment and stalking she's endured in 1994. It's off-and-on to this day, December 13, 2023.

American Dream Stolen By Amazon

American Dream Stolen By Amazon
Arrived Homes, a real estate investment platform backed by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, has been intensifying its acquisition of affordable single-family rental homes across the U.S. With over $60 million in funded properties, the platform offers individuals the chance to invest in rental homes, managing these assets for passive income and appreciation. Amidst rising rental demands, Amazon's Founder is investing in Arrived Homes and expanding into numerous U.S. cities, attracting significant investments, including high-profile investors like Bezos. This trend reflects the growing interest in affordable single-family rentals due to increasing rents and the rising cost of homeownership, pointing to a continual rise in the rental market's appeal.

Jeff Bezos-Backed Arrived Homes Surpasses 200 Single-Family Investment Properties Funded
The fractional real estate investment platform Arrived Homes hit a major milestone last month – funding its 200th single-family home. The company has now funded 203 investment properties with a total value of more than $75 million.

The homes were all funded by retail investors, who put up as little as $100 each to buy shares of the properties.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/jeff-bezos-backed-arrived-homes-183527069.html

Video from Pubity at https://www.tiktok.com/@pubity

EVERY senior community needs an inoperable car with working radio in their parking lot. That way the senior can sit in it rocking out for the memories. For some that might be the only joy they have in life, especially if their families have taken them to senior communities or nursing homes and rarely, if ever, visit.

We think ALL HUD housing needs Solar. Just think of all the money they'd save the government!

Susan Auslander, age 89, Spearheaded a Solar-Energy Drive in Connecticut and it worked!

An octogenarian Hunter College alumna has spearheaded a successful drive to install solar panels throughout her Connecticut retirement community — and she’s just getting started.

(This was not for low income housing, but it could be.)

CLICK HERE TO READ WHAT SHE DID

Her Retirement Home Said ‘No’ to Solar Panels. She Got It to Buy 1,344.
In what seemed like a futile fight with her retirement community’s management, Susan Auslander, just shy of 90, found an opening.
CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ABOUT WHAT Susan Auslander did

Things my mom did when she lived in MN before she came back home to Colorado (Click news article name to read more.)

Got a bus stop at the library
and
Marshall woman petitions to have bus stop at library

Helped turn ALL HUD housing into non-smoking
Another game-changer in the works to eliminate smoking
and
HUD SECRETARY CASTRO ANNOUNCES PUBLIC HOUSING TO BE SMOKE-FREE
New rule protects health and safety of residents, saves PHAs millions of dollars in preventable damage

Nov 30, 2016
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), HUD's national smoke-free policy will save public housing agencies $153 million every year in repairs and preventable fires, including $94 million in secondhand smoke-related health care, $43 million in renovation of smoking-permitted units, and $16
https://archives.hud.gov/news/2016/pr16-184.cfm#:~:text=According%20to%20the%20Centers%20for,smoking%2Dpermitted%20units%2C%20and%20%2416

(Just think of how much it would save our government to add solar to HUD/low income housing!)

How To Use The Internet To Pay For Your Dental Bills

This is how mom got the funds to finance some of her dental work 8 years ago

(THE LINKS THEY TALK ABOUT FOR MOM ARE NO LONGER VALID - THIS WAS FILMED 8 YEARS AGO)

This is mom's interview on a National podcast. She was also interviewed by NBC National News about the harassment and stalking she's endured in 1994. It's off-and-on to this day, December 13, 2023.

Homeless Woman Cycles Between Streets And Hotels After Husband Dies

Homeless Woman Cycles Between Streets And Hotels After Husband Dies
At 58, Ella's story is a stark reminder of how quickly life can change. Just last night, she braved the biting cold, sleeping outside in a chilling 30 degrees with the wind adding to the risk of death. Fortunately, she found a brief respite in a hotel, where we met her.

Life took a turn for Ella after her husband passed away. With her disability preventing her from working, she's been struggling to make ends meet. Her disability income barely covers a few hotel nights, after which she's often left to rely on the kindness of others for shelter and food. The cycle of short-term hotel stays is a harsh reality for many with limited income, making the dream of renting an apartment seem unattainable. Weekly-rate hotels often become a trap.

Ella's situation isn't unique. Senior homelessness is on the rise, just as housing costs continue to skyrocket. It's a looming crisis – a perfect storm of homelessness. We need to take action to reach out to our legislators and advocate for solutions to the affordable housing crisis for Ella and countless others in her situation.

Ella's hotel stay is provided by Paul Kruse. Paul has helped 1,800 homeless families and individuals this year. Both Paul and his wife work tirelessly to help homeless people in the Wentzville area http://firststepbackhome.net

From Invisible people TV
https://invisiblepeople.tv

My response to the video
I'm sorry she is homeless, BUT there are ways she can help herself. She has to want to!

Do whatever it takes to get to the city. She can find more resources there if family can't/won't help.

Apply to Housing (LOW INCOME charges 30%+ of one's income), medical, food, etc. Some of them even provide meal programs depending on one's age.

Low income housing communities usually have buses to take them grocery shopping or there is always home delivery.

There are government agencies that provide telephones FOR FREE with unlimited text and service.

And the more she talks negatively the more negativity one will get out of her life.

She's ALREADY on disability and with that she can access MANY programs. GET TO THE CITY!

P.S. Mom and I were homeless as a result of abuse, so we know what it's like. I was 19 months old at the time. We went to a shelter, because we didn't have family.

We pulled ourselves up by the boot straps and did whatever it took. Mom is disabled as a result of the abuse, living in low income housing (charges 30% of her income for rent).

She got dental care through the local dental school. Bad teeth releases toxins into one's body making one sick. Mom got dentures as a result of the abuse.

And mom has CPTSD from the abuse. So, she does have mental health challenges. She's fought hard to overcome her challenges.

Yes, it's difficult to ask your adult children, BUT one has to overcome their pride. Ella's got income. She could help with rent. IF they find out her troubles and she refused to ask for help they could be MAD!

ASK!

Call Colorado Coalition for the Homeless (303-293-2217) and see if they have Rural Initiative locations in her state or know of any resources.

https://www.coloradocoalition.org/ruralinitiatives

And lastly...1-2 minutes into the video, and then throughout, you can see her hands. It's OBVIOUS she's getting French Manicures. Those cost about $35 or more. STOP GETTING MANICURES! Start saving that money.

https://booksy.com/en-us/s/french-manicure

Click HERE TO FIND DENTAL SCHOOLS IN EVERY STATE

How To Use The Internet To Pay For Your Dental Bills

This is how mom got the funds to finance some of her dental work 8 years ago

(THE LINKS THEY TALK ABOUT FOR MOM ARE NO LONGER VALID - THIS WAS FILMED 8 YEARS AGO)

This is mom's interview on a National podcast. She was also interviewed by NBC National News about the harassment and stalking she's endured in 1994. It's off-and-on to this day, December 13, 2023.

Video from Pubity at https://www.tiktok.com/@pubity

EVERY senior community needs an inoperable car with working radio in their parking lot. That way the senior can sit in it rocking out for the memories. For some that might be the only joy they have in life, especially if their families have taken them to senior communities or nursing homes and rarely, if ever, visit.

We think ALL HUD housing needs Solar. Just think of all the money they'd save the government!

Susan Auslander, age 89, Spearheaded a Solar-Energy Drive in Connecticut and it worked!

An octogenarian Hunter College alumna has spearheaded a successful drive to install solar panels throughout her Connecticut retirement community — and she’s just getting started.

(This was not for low income housing, but it could be.)

CLICK HERE TO READ WHAT SHE DID

Her Retirement Home Said ‘No’ to Solar Panels. She Got It to Buy 1,344.
In what seemed like a futile fight with her retirement community’s management, Susan Auslander, just shy of 90, found an opening.
CLICK HERE TO READ MORE ABOUT WHAT Susan Auslander did

Things my mom did when she lived in MN before she came back home to Colorado (Click news article name to read more.)

Got a bus stop at the library
and
Marshall woman petitions to have bus stop at library

Helped turn ALL HUD housing into non-smoking
Another game-changer in the works to eliminate smoking
and
HUD SECRETARY CASTRO ANNOUNCES PUBLIC HOUSING TO BE SMOKE-FREE
New rule protects health and safety of residents, saves PHAs millions of dollars in preventable damage

Nov 30, 2016
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), HUD's national smoke-free policy will save public housing agencies $153 million every year in repairs and preventable fires, including $94 million in secondhand smoke-related health care, $43 million in renovation of smoking-permitted units, and $16
https://archives.hud.gov/news/2016/pr16-184.cfm#:~:text=According%20to%20the%20Centers%20for,smoking%2Dpermitted%20units%2C%20and%20%2416

(Just think of how much it would save our government to add solar to HUD/low income housing!)

How To Use The Internet To Pay For Your Dental Bills

This is how mom got the funds to finance some of her dental work 8 years ago

(THE LINKS THEY TALK ABOUT FOR MOM ARE NO LONGER VALID - THIS WAS FILMED 8 YEARS AGO)

This is mom's interview on a National podcast. She was also interviewed by NBC National News about the harassment and stalking she's endured in 1994. It's off-and-on to this day, December 13, 2023.

Things that are ruining the U.S. Housing Market

HOA's Are Ruining Affordable Neighborhood Homes
The complex world of Homeowners Associations (HOAs), describes them as both a necessary and problematic aspect of modern homeownership. The increasing prevalence of HOAs in the U.S., noting that they often serve to maintain property values but can also exert significant, unchecked power over residents, often with discriminatory undertones. The origins of HOAs, their role in maintaining property values, and the challenges homeowners face in dealing with overly strict or arbitrary rules in the most affordable neighborhoods.The legal difficulties in contesting HOA decisions, as courts and states generally adopt a hands-off approach. The broader implications of HOAs in terms of privatization and governance, suggest a need for more regulation and government oversight to address their unchecked power and potential for abuse.

How Texas HOAs Are Keeping Low-Income Renters Out

A state law will prohibit homeowners associations from discriminating against tenants using rental vouchers. The practice is more widespread than lawmakers realized.

Under the new law, homeowners associations in Texas will be prohibited from discriminating against tenants based on their source of income. Passed after public reaction to the Providence HOA's policy, the reform is a rare win for Texas tenants.
https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2023-hoa-texas-homes-dallas-renters/#:~:text=Under%20the%20new%20law%2C%20homeowners,rare%20win%20for%20Texas%20tenants.

America’s Next Housing Crisis Could Be Our Last… New Study Reveals Why!!!
New study suggests the housing crisis could trigger the end of Democracy? What happens when more and more Americans are left homeless in the face of a goliath housing market owned by large corporations?

Annual Foreign Investment in U.S. Existing-Home Sales Declined 9.6% to $53.3 Billion
Number of existing homes bought by international buyers declined to 84,600 – the fewest since 2009
https://www.nar.realtor/newsroom/annual-foreign-investment-in-u-s-existing-home-sales-declined-9-6-to-53-3-billion

How much US property is owned by foreign investors?
40 million acres
According to USDA's latest AFIDA report, which is based on 2021 data, over 40 million acres of U.S. agricultural land are owned by foreign investors and companies. This corresponds to 3.1% of all privately held agricultural land and 1.8% of all land in the United States.
https://www.fb.org/market-intel/foreign-investment-in-u-s-ag-land-the-latest-numbers

Rents spike as large corporate investors buy mobile home parks
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/economy/rents-spike-as-large-corporate-investors-buy-mobile-home-parks

11-27-23 - HUD Awards $25 Million to Public Housing Agencies to Expand More Housing Choices for Families

11-27-23 - HUD Awards $25 Million to Public Housing Agencies to Expand More Housing Choices for Families
Awards to Public Housing Agencies will provide support to families with Housing Choice Vouchers to maximize housing and neighborhood choice.
https://www.hud.gov/press/press_releases_media_advisories/HUD_No_23_263

Section 8 vouchers do not keep pace with rising rents

Section 8 vouchers do not keep pace with rising rents

Housing Choice Vouchers Fact Sheet

Section 8 Consulting