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Property prices in Jaffa have increased nearly tenfold, displacing long-time residents as the city transforms into a sought-after real estate market.
Escalating housing costs in cities like Berlin, Paris, and London are examined, revealing the impact of economic policies and demographic shifts across Europe.
In the Ural Mountains, residents near the Mayak nuclear weapons plant confront the deadly consequences of radioactive waste exposure and government negligence.
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan discusses California's systemic issues, including homelessness and housing costs, and proposes a pragmatic approach to reform.
In the UK, officers investigate illegal and overcrowded rental properties, revealing a house with nearly 30 tenants living without basic amenities.
Two politicians from opposing parties spend two days discussing marijuana legalization and other pressing issues facing Canadians.
Portugal faces significant challenges with energy poverty, as over two million residents endure inadequate heating and poor insulation during winter months.
In Johannesburg, Reggie Yates examines the lives of white South Africans facing extreme poverty in informal settlements, highlighting ongoing economic inequality and social change.
In central Brittany, France, a booming job market exists alongside a severe shortage of affordable housing, leaving many local workers without suitable accommodations.
Five new distilleries are planned for Islay, raising concerns about the island's infrastructure and community sustainability amid a whisky boom.
In the Bronx, a citizens' movement launched the Twin Parks project to improve living conditions in a neighborhood that had shifted from 70% white to 80% Black and Puerto Rican since 1973.
High housing costs and mortgage interest rates in Germany prompt local governments and organizations to explore innovative strategies for affordable housing solutions.
In Bridgeview, British Columbia, residents express their frustrations over decades of government neglect and the delayed promise of sewer construction, highlighting systemic issues.
Chris Sharp confronts illegal occupiers in the UK who have taken over a family home through a £4,000 Gumtree scam amid the escalating housing crisis.
High Court enforcement officers Scott Hines and Steve Michell confront dangerous conditions while evicting squatters from a council property in South London.
High Court enforcement officers in London attempt to evict squatters from a multi-million pound office block, raising questions about homelessness and property rights.
Harrow Council uncovers dangerous conditions in temporary housing during surprise inspections.
Eviction specialist Chris Sharp faces escalating tensions with squatters accused of illegal waste dumping while navigating complex tenant-landlord disputes.
Landlords in urban areas face escalating challenges as squatters occupy their properties, leading to extensive damage and complex legal disputes.
Stephen, 53, fears losing his job and independence due to cuts in disability benefits that threaten his ability to afford a car for work and essential appointments.
David Lammy, Labour MP for Tottenham, calls the Grenfell Tower fire a crime and demands justice for the 72 people who lost their lives.
A disabled individual lost 48 kg due to financial constraints and struggles with the lack of accessible housing and essential services.
2,000 jobs were lost when Coca-Cola closed seven plants in Eastern Germany, raising concerns about the company's impact on local communities.
A third of Cape Town's 3.7 million residents live in informal settlements, struggling for basic services like water, sanitation, and electricity.
Ben Carson, the neurosurgeon housing secretary, leaves a housing crisis behind as he departs.
Almost half a million residents in Cambodia have been forcibly evicted in recent years to make way for urban development projects.
More than 70,000 homes were damaged or destroyed in the Beirut explosion, prompting concerns about real estate scavengers targeting distressed homeowners.
Corrupt Cambodian politicians displace thousands in Phnom Penh for profit-driven development.
Shanghai's property market surges in September, highlighting economic changes and income disparity in China.
VICE News covers Brazil's unrest ahead of the 2014 FIFA World Cup amid massive spending.
A £20 cut in universal credit has left many in Blackpool struggling, prompting local pizzeria Amazing Graze to provide free food and support.
Johnny Howorth documents Candy Sheridan's fight against the eviction of families from Dale Farm.
The financial crisis in October 2008 forces families onto the streets in America.
Delhi's population of 17 million faces severe challenges as police inspector Vikram Singh reports that many residents sleep on the footpath due to poverty.
Jordyn and Jonathan face homelessness in Dublin amid rising rents and a housing crisis.
Berlin faces a housing crisis as protests erupt over rising rents and expropriation efforts.
A bridge in Nairobi connects Kangemi slum to the city, but faces demolition soon.
Hundreds of cockroaches were found in a child's bedroom, prompting a mother to share her distressing experience on social media, reaching over a million views.
Less than 20% of Namie's former residents plan to return to their homes after the Fukushima disaster, despite government efforts to promote safety.
Amanda must find £9,000 for her son Raheem Johnson's funeral after his unexpected death at 21, facing repeated rejections for financial support.
George Packer tours Tampa Bay suburbs, discussing the real-estate crisis's impact.
This Sunday marks three years since the Grenfell fire, highlighting ongoing community struggles.
One in three travelers now lives on an illegal site in England, as the number of legal campsites has gradually decreased over the past decade.
A Waianae community leader prioritizes cooperation and housing solutions for residents.
Martha Cooley and others occupy vacant homes in Los Angeles to secure shelter during the pandemic.
Families in the UK face a housing crisis, living in hotels with limited resources and uncertainty.
Hong Kong's wealth gap grows as the Super Rich thrive while the Mega Poor struggle for housing.
Mary Paz Ramirez Valenzuela faces eviction from her home of 20 years in Mexico City as landlords shift to renting to digital nomads for higher profits.
