A Choice for Recovering Addicts

5/30/2015

This New York Times article delves into the controversial issue of 'three-quarter housing' in New York City. Three-quarter housing refers to residences that serve as transitional housing for recovering addicts, although they often lack proper support and oversight. The article presents the dilemma faced by individuals who are recovering from addiction and are forced to choose between three-quarter housing or homelessness. It discusses the exploitative practices of some landlords who profit from this situation and the challenges faced by the individuals living in these unstable conditions. The article sheds light on the complexities of the housing crisis and the impact it has on vulnerable populations in New York City.

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