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Timber mill workers in Montana have a tough time finding affordable housing

By Montana Public Radio,

2024-04-19

By Montana Public Radio,

2024-04-19

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Carpe Donaaald

04-19

Timber mills are closing down, Montana is a out of state ,foreign money only state now. There are no livable jobs here, just service industry jobs that don't pay the rent, let alone a mortgage. Amusement park for the rich.

justagirltalkin

04-19

Everyone is in the same boat. Affordable housing doesn't exist anymore becuz taxes are so high landlords have to raise rent to make any kind of profit.

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