Why Cleveland Is One of the Cheapest Big Cities in America, and What That Really Costs

Cleveland is regularly ranked one of the cheapest big cities in America, with homes selling for less than a used car. This video explains why the cheapness exists, which is 70 years of population collapse and disinvestment, and then shows what it actually costs: some of the oldest, most lead-contaminated housing in the country, with the bill landing on the city's children.