Sam Seder
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New Tech Puts Struggling Renters At Risk
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12:40Now PlayingLive-streamed on April 4, 2024
Mya Frazier, journalist based in Columbus, Ohio, discusses her recent piece in Harper’s entitled “The Eviction Experts.”
Mya Frazier then brings Emma through a brief history of her reporting on eviction and tenant-landlord power dynamics, and how reporting on the wave of evictions in the wake of the end of the COVID-19 eviction moratorium brought her to a corporate landlord conference of the Columbus Apartment Association. Expanding on this, Frazier walks through the major role that tech companies and startups played at the conference, advertising their ability to automate and streamline much of the landlord process, and how the automation trend plays with the increasing private consolidation of housing to severely undermines the power of tenants, bringing mass and constant eviction crisis to places like Columbus (Ohio).
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