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Housing costs, stagnant wages increasing homelessness in Glendale

Annual count shows city’s homeless numbers up 139% in 2 years

It’s undeniable that the volatile real estate market is greatly impacting buyers and sellers. But it’s more than a typical real estate tale where home values are inflated and housing inventory is rarer than Valley rain.

There’s a growing population segment caught in the middle, or, maybe more accurately, toward the bottom.

Honest, hard workers who can’t find an affordable place to live.

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