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In Vermont, the Ravages of the Housing Crisis in the United States: "If I Could Open Another 100 Beds, They Would Be Immediately Taken"

"America out of price" (2/3). Lack of new constructions, booming rates of real estate credit, competition of secondary residences and short-term rentals: the US housing market is increasingly tense.

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In Vermont, the Ravages of the Housing Crisis in the United States: "If I Could Open Another 100 Beds, They Would Be Immediately Taken"

"America out of price" (2/3). Lack of new constructions, booming rates of real estate credit, competition of secondary residences and short-term rentals: the US housing market is increasingly tense.

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In Vermont, the Ravages of the Housing Crisis in the United States: "If I Could Open Another 100 Beds, They Would Be Immediately Taken"

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