Recent comments in /f/Maine

Armigine t1_j860mgm wrote

It's not that low-income people CAN'T, it's that a nice looking and brand new apartment complex is likely not going to be priced at such a point that lower income people or families can live there at all

Should be a different world, but generally seems to be the way it turns out

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twirble t1_j85zikc wrote

Freeport lost that "Historic" feel ages ago when mom and pop stores were all forced out by larger chains. Seriously though, Maine needs housing for workers; period. You can't service all these rich out-of staters and retired folk if the people you need to service them can't afford to live there. That or pay your workers more; pick your poison because it will end up being one or the other as Maine's population becomes older and older.

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