write a paragraph describing the differences between the residence quality of life in two places(low income and high income).
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Some falsely portray California’s housing crisis — which poses a huge threat to our state’s economy, environment, diversity, health and quality of life — as an either-or between market-rate housing and below-market-rate affordable housing.
It’s not an either-or. It’s a both.
Both publicly subsidized low-income housing and privately produced housing are essential if we are serious, as we must be, about housing low-income and middle-income residents.
The private market in more and more parts of California (and, increasingly, other places) will never produce housing affordable to our low-income residents. As a result, we need a robust public subsidy program for these residents, both via inclusionary housing requirements and direct public investment (in addition to anti-displacement protections.) Strong public investment in subsidized housing is the only way we will produce a stable supply of housing for our low-income residents. California has a huge poverty problem, and housing is at the heart of it. Let’s invest in housing for low-income Californians to lift people up, help them build strong families and keep people off the streets.
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