Trumpled (Alternative Leading)

[ElwoodBlues1]

Yes it's a global problem, except in countries where people just randomly disappear.

The main technical problem with the bulk of the reports seems to be that the figures aren't collected by a Federal authority, but submitted by states that use widely varying methods to generate estimates.

I'd expect them to vastly under-estimated given most surveys are only completed in and around major cities. The recent sudden jump though is explained by the removal of COVID moratoriums, in that regard some of those figures will be coming out of defaulting rent or mortgage cases.

Id suggest vastly under reported and for sure its a global problem, you only have to look at Canada which was once at the top of lists for being the best place to live in the world and its also come under pressure for ignoring the homeless crisis.
https://housingrightscanada.com/canada-i...-watching/