Roving Camera 9-27-18: How is Boston’s housing market affecting you?
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I came from this area and have worked here. I’m ok. I have subsidized housing.—Raymond Burston, Jr., Retired, South End
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The costs are so high, I think they’re trying to move us out. People want the city back.—Ronald Simpkins, Retired, Framingham
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Right now I’m looking for a place. Everything is out of my price range.—Matthew Wade, Security, Dorchester
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It doesn’t affect me too bad. I deal with a lot of families and seniors. You see six people in a two-bedroom apartment or people moving out to Lynn or Chelsea.—Heidy Viarruel, Senior Advocate, Dorchester
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It’s not affordable. All the housing they’re putting up is not for the people in the community.—Dorice Haskins, Hospital Worker, Roxbury
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It adds to the high cost of living. It’s a burden. I’m a renter.—Anthony Addison, Retired Veteran, Dorchester