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NotYourLawyer
1118 days ago
Yes, because obviously Houston has just as big a problem as SF.
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kube-system
1118 days ago
Of course, not all cities experience homelessness at the same rate. However, Houston is in the top 25 cities for the total number of homelessness.
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sshconnection
1118 days ago
In sprawling cities like Houston you can also just not see that area of town. In a dense place like SF, it's harder to avoid.
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NotYourLawyer
1118 days ago
Houston is the fourth biggest city in the country. If it’s only in the top 25 for some bad metric, that’s great news.
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kube-system
1118 days ago
Yes, I agree. Despite Houston being one of the top cities in the US for homelessness, they have a slightly lower rate of homelessness than the US average. However, their homelessness rate is higher than the Texas average.
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