Peter Schorsch Axios And tops on that list, Naples. Where not only rents are increasing, but supply is extremely limited. A quarterly report showed there were just 92 available units in Naples-area (not including Immokalee, where there were 3) in December.

Come support the cause at the BCC Meeting on Tuesday, February 22, 2022. Meet us at 8:30 am. See flyer for more info!

Thank you Commissioner Higgins for supporting our friends in Miami-Dade County!

Naples (Collier County) had the highest rent growth in 2021 at 38%. That is unacceptable! And we’re not alone look at all of the other Florida cities!

If today’s BCC meeting has taught us anything it’s DO NOT QUIT!!! We need help on the rental crisis NOW!

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Via Legal Aid-Collier: “Eviction Diversion Program launches in Collier County to help residential tenants and landlords discuss and potentially settle residential disputes without having to go before a judge.”

So…Floridians. How much has your rent or property insurance gone up in the last year?

Especially compared to gas price discourse, chatter on rent demonstrates the chokehold the profiteers have on our imaginations. Rent is one of our biggest bills, yet we've normalized rent gouging. Rents are set based on whatever the market allows. We could change that, actually.

High rents are no joke. Come support the cause.

✊ Solidarity with our friends at Collier Tenants Union in their struggle for housing justice down in SWFL. Housing is a human right!🔥 winknews.com/2022/04/01/peo…

Hard work and change is never done alone! We stand with all of our fellow tenants unions fighting the good fight. Thank you for your support St. Petersburg Tenants Union 💙

Y’all the RENT IS TOO DAMN HIGH; teachers can’t afford it, servers can’t afford it, nurses can’t afford it. The damn working force can’t afford it and now we lost another life due to it in Sarasota. What are y’all gonna do about?

quite telling that apparently a salary of $270,000 isn’t enough to live here…

San Francisco’s poverty rate is 10%; Detroit’s is 33%. San Francisco’s unemployment rate is 3%; Detroit’s is 20%. Yet, San Francisco’s homelessness rate is a whopping 3 times higher than Detroit’s. Why? If you want to understand homelessness, follow the rent:

housing is a human right. full stop.

“Elizabeth Radi, with the Collier Tenants Union, said she fired off an email…that many residents already had paid rent for October and if they would not get their money back, she would ‘see to it there is a class action’ against Cove Communities.” naplesnews.com/story/news/202…