Roving Camera 11-16-17
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Instead of putting up more condos, they should be building more affordable homes. Everywhere you look they’re putting up more luxury towers.—Sabrina Williams, Accounting, Roxbury
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Start with raising the minimum wage. It starts there. People need a wage that can make it easier to afford the high cost of living here.—Juell Frazier, Accounting, Dorchester
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Stop allowing contractors to come in and build high rise luxury condos. People need more affordable homes. —Jenelle Lawson, Office Manager, Roslindale
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I work placing homeless families in housing. There’s nowhere to place them in Boston. They’re building new housing here, but nobody can afford it.—Fannie Stewart-Gibbons, Stabilization Case Manager, Dorchester
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The city needs to take better care of homeless people. People are building luxury condos and they aren’t putting Boston residents in them.—Edward Galloway, Self-employed, Charlestown
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Invest some of the resources they’re getting from big companies moving here and large institutions in our communities.—Deborah Wilson, Benefits Issuance Specialist, Roxbury