"Comparing Homeless Populations: 25 vs. 5 US Cities with the Highest Per Capita Rates"

A report sheds light on the correlation between expensive housing and the rate of homelessness in the US, with cities having higher house values experiencing higher rates of homelessness. The lack of affordable housing has made it difficult for low-income families to find housing, leading to an alarmingly high number of people ending up homeless. Several companies, including AvlonBay Communities, Vornado Realty Trust, and UMH Properties, are making efforts to provide affordable housing and support to the homeless. The article also lists the 25 US cities with the highest homeless population per capita, with Sacramento, St. Joseph, and Topeka among the top 25.