NYC Homelessness Worsens in Severe Winter
New York City faces escalating homelessness as freezing temperatures and snowstorms strain shelters and outreach services, highlighting a deepening urban crisis.
New York City faces escalating homelessness as freezing temperatures and snowstorms strain shelters and outreach services, highlighting a deepening urban crisis.
A new report suggests replicating Croydon's suburban development experiment across London could boost annual housing delivery by nearly 6,000 homes through small-scale redevelopment.
Joshua Robbins, 23, fell to his death from a communal landing in London as he checked for a pizza delivery. His parents demand an investigation, claiming a railing gave way.
A North London council has been ordered to pay over £5,000 to a family who endured more than two years in unsuitable temporary accommodation with mould, mice, and safety hazards, particularly dangerous for their autistic child.
Adam Turk, a social tenant on the iconic brutalist Lesnes Estate in Thamesmead, has launched a judicial review against Bexley Council's approval to demolish the estate for 1,950 new homes, citing environmental concerns and community displacement.
Analysis reveals local authorities already possess powers to address health hazards in rental properties, but enforcement remains problematic due to resource shortages and regulatory complexity.
A grieving mother demands answers after her 23-year-old son fell five floors to his death when a communal balcony railing allegedly failed in Camden.
New data reveals Londoners need to earn £81,800 to afford a one-bed flat alone, making the capital Europe's ninth most unaffordable city for solo renters.
At least 10 people have died outdoors in New York during a severe cold snap, highlighting the crisis in affordable housing and shelter safety for the homeless population.
New data reveals nearly 40% of flatmates now live in multi-generational households with age gaps over 20 years, prompting a call for shared experiences.
As rents soar, more Britons are turning to property guardianship - living in vacant buildings with fewer rights. Could this unconventional approach help solve the housing crisis?
A damning City Hall report reveals London's affordable housing programme is failing families and disabled residents, with just 3% of homes having four or more bedrooms.
Kensington and Chelsea Council publishes damning report citing poor contractor choices, inadequate cost estimates, and management failures that delayed 600 new homes.
Labour-led Brent Council criticises emergency housing measures, fearing reduced affordable homes and infrastructure funding cuts will disproportionately impact the North London borough.
Lewisham Council has approved the sale of long-vacant land in Deptford to Legal & General for a regeneration scheme delivering 550 Build to Rent homes, with 30% designated as affordable social housing.
Millions of Australian renters endure dangerous heat in poorly insulated homes amid soaring rents and energy costs, creating serious public health risks during record-breaking heatwaves.
A groundbreaking report reveals temporary accommodation in England causes severe psychological harm to neurodivergent children, with parents describing conditions as relentless cruelty.
Housing advocates call for guaranteed minimum standards for rental properties as extreme heatwaves expose inadequate insulation and cooling in homes across Australia.
New research reveals Londoners spend 19% of outgoings on housing, with Oxford and Cambridge residents also facing disproportionate costs, highlighting the UK's planning system failures.
Residents of Makoko, Nigeria's largest informal waterfront community, are dismantling their own homes and a school for orphaned children amid government demolition operations. The Lagos government cites sanitation and security concerns, but locals report
Leaseholders across England face financial ruin as repair costs skyrocket, with bills jumping from £4,500 to £40,000, making properties unsellable amid delays to Labour's promised reforms.
New research reveals teachers in England are driving homeless pupils to school and washing clothes as record numbers of children live in temporary accommodation.
Tim Knight, 37, from Stoke-on-Trent, has saved over £20,000 by living full-time in his converted LDV Maxus minibus since 2022, enjoying outdoor freedom despite family concerns.
Wandsworth Council plans to raise weekly rents by up to 4.8% from April, adding an average £7 per week for tenants amid housing crisis pressures.
Na'Kaya Godfrey, 14, has lived in 26 different homes outside Atlanta. Her family's story highlights the hidden toll of housing insecurity on children in America's deepening affordability crisis.
Harrow Council sees biggest child poverty increase in London due to soaring housing costs, despite receiving extra funding through government review that now factors in housing expenses.
Explore the architectural and social history of London's iconic council estates, from the pioneering Boundary Estate to the modernist Trellick Tower, through a captivating visual tour.
A mother and son were discovered living in a hazardous garden shed in North West London, leading to a £5,000 fine for the landlord and enforcement action by Harrow Council.
Plans for a major 15,000-home development at Thamesmead Waterfront in South East London are poised for final government approval this spring, aiming to tackle the capital's housing crisis.
A damning parliamentary report reveals the Energy Company Obligation scheme has left thousands of homes with severe defects, with MPs calling for a Serious Fraud Office investigation.