US EditionThe semantic drift of housing terminology in 2025
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The semantic drift of housing terminology in 2025
Workforce housing apartment complex. (Photo by Rokosz Most) An impromptu poll conducted in uptown Kingston at ten businesses last Thursday found that folks at nine out of the ten individuals regarded calling a one-bedroom apartment renting for $1800 a month ‘affordable’ was unrealistic. In Bun’s Burgers, “Does not sound affordable.” In Bark and Biscuit, “I don’t believe it is.” At Stockade Guitars, “Not to me it’s not.” In Snapper Magee’s bar, i…
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