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SEATTLE—Stagnant incomes and rising rents left the US with anunprecedented number of doubled-up households as people moved intogether to make ends meet. That is according to locally basedZillow.
The firm says that all those roommates have changed the Americanhousing landscape, with 5.4 million households that would existunder normal conditions instead lost in guestrooms and basements,sharing space with friends, family and roommates, waiting forbetter economic times.
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