Housing & Place
Where people live shapes money, time, transport, health, energy use, and access to each other.
Housing can look like private consumption while acting as public infrastructure for wellbeing.
Common examples: Rent burden, Insulation quality, Walkability, Access to parks.
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Housing cost burden and stress
High housing costs can crowd out savings, care, nutrition, and local participation.
Rent burden is a money measure, but its hidden costs often show up as stress and reduced options.
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