Los Angeles Wildfires Spark Housing Crisis as Rents Soar and Price Gouging Grows
The ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles have triggered a housing crisis, with displaced residents scrambling to find shelter as rents soar. Some property managers and homeowners are raising prices well beyond the 10% cap allowed during a state of emergency, fueling concerns of price gouging.
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