Declan Durcan and his wife found relief in renting a new house in Brentwood following the destruction of their Pacific Palisades home in a fire. The search for housing after the disaster has been challenging, with bidding wars and price hikes in the housing market as many families were left displaced. State and local authorities are cracking down on price gouging in light of the crisis. Despite the chaos, there has been an outpouring of support from some in the housing industry, with efforts to find accommodations for those in need. The fires have exacerbated the housing shortage in Southern California, with homes in high demand and scarce availability. Families are scrambling for housing, with some looking farther away from their previous neighborhoods to find shelter. The devastation has left many families in a state of despair, struggling to find new homes and rebuild their lives.
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Wildfire survivors struggle to secure housing amid rising rental costs: Daily News
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