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Representative Cori Bush camped on the Capitol steps for four nights to advocate for the extension of the eviction moratorium as it expired.
Over 700 apartment blocks are being built in Tanzania to provide housing for more than 6,000 military officers, funded by a Chinese construction loan.
More than 800 Palestinians have been forced to leave their homes since October 7, marking the largest displacement in the West Bank since 1948.
There are about 53,000 true Venetians living in the city, while 500 times that number of tourists visit each year.
One and a half million Americans lost their homes during the mortgage crisis, forcing many to live in their vehicles, often parked in public spaces.
Luxury housing developments in London illustrate the segregation of residents through 'poor doors' for social housing tenants and lavish amenities for private owners.
Teton County, home to Jackson Hole, is the richest county in the U.S. and has a housing waiting list of 2,000 people.
Rent in Huntsville, Alabama surged 21% since the pandemic began, leaving many residents unable to afford stable housing despite working full-time jobs.
In Tenerife, a housing crisis has led to an increase in squatting, prompting property owners to hire private eviction teams like the Desokupas to reclaim their properties.
40% of young Japanese people have no permanent employment, a situation exacerbated by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami that tested the nation's stability.
This Preview Clip reveals the struggles of native Hawaiians against cultural and housing crises.
4,000 people have been moved into hotel rooms through Project Roomkey in Los Angeles, but the program faces challenges and uncertainty about its future.
Las Vegas faces a homelessness crisis with nearly 8,000 individuals affected, prompting a network of subterranean tunnels to serve as refuge for many, including residents like Echo Marie.
Homeless people make up one percent of Lancaster's population but receive 25 percent of the city's citations, reflecting the challenges they face in the desert.
Living in a cage reveals the rift between rich and poor in Hong Kong's cramped conditions.
16 crashes involving boats have been reported by a waterfront homeowner in Marin County, where median home prices exceed one million dollars.
Residents of Carpenters face displacement due to Olympic Park regeneration plans by the Council.
27% is the mould spore reading found on children's pillows in a Wandsworth council house, where tenants face ongoing health issues due to neglect.
A recent study estimates that Vale, Colorado, is short 4,500 housing units, exacerbating the local housing crisis for residents and seasonal workers.
More than two million homes could be repossessed by banks in the United States by the end of 2016 due to the ongoing housing crisis.
The September 2023 earthquake in Morocco's High Atlas region killed 3,000 people, injured 5,600, and caused extensive damage to 33,000 homes amid ongoing reconstruction efforts.
More than 45% of clients at the community center report suffering from health issues like COPD, exacerbated by cold and damp living conditions.
Nearly one-third of Cape Town's 3 million residents live in slums or squatter settlements, facing daily challenges of safety and shelter.
Locals in Mumbai fear losing their homes due to the Mumbai Makeover redevelopment plans.
The Niger Delta faces unemployment and oil spillage, causing community frustration and conflict.
80 people find shelter in a Liverpool building as a property developer confronts the city's homelessness crisis amid a luxury property boom.
Two locations are discussed, with participants favoring Nashville over Christy, stating, "I like Nashville more than I like Christy."
Billions are spent on housing America's poor, yet many individuals still face homelessness and lack access to necessary support.
Cheng Chung Au lives in an illegal rooftop dwelling in Hong Kong, facing numerous challenges.
In Qatar, thousands of migrant workers face harsh living conditions and reported fatalities while constructing facilities for the 2022 World Cup.
Eighty-five percent of monthly wages are spent on rent by single tenants in London, as NHS workers and students discuss their struggles during the pandemic.
By 2025, all boats in Richardson Bay will be cleared out, displacing a community of anchor-outs who have lived rent-free for decades.
Spain's housing market is crippled by corruption scandals in Marbella's construction sector.
L’Hospitalet de Llobregat faces a housing crisis impacting its migrant community near Barcelona.
Spain faces a housing crisis as millions of tourists flock to its ancient cities and beaches.
Tens of thousands of Americans live in Walmart car parks, taking advantage of a policy that allows overnight stays for free.
From 1997 to 2014, the number of affordable housing units produced in the U.S. fell from more than 70,000 to less than 59,000.
30,000 protesters march in Athens against austerity measures as Greece faces a staggering $450 billion in government debt.
8,000 tons of South African grapes are exported each year, while farm workers struggle with low wages and poor living conditions.
A man has lived in a wire cage, measuring just larger than a child's cot, for 30 years in Hong Kong's Kowloon shopping district.
Toronto's vacancy rate approaches 0%, prompting a debate between Ana Bailão and Stephen Holyday on solutions to the city's housing crisis.
Anthony Brathwaite fights eviction in Lewisham after losing council housing eligibility.
Owen Jones argues property developers are tearing apart communities and driving inequality.
More than a dozen delivery drivers lost their lives in 2021 while working in New York City, facing dangers like traffic and robberies.
Kwajo Tweneboa highlights the struggles of half a million people in the UK living in substandard social housing plagued by pests and hazardous materials.
Living in Portugal reveals challenges in the property market and urgent housing reform needs.
Cairo, Illinois, faces a housing crisis as the Department plans to demolish public housing units.
Transcom hires 400 agents every week, reflecting the rapid growth of the business process outsourcing sector in the Philippines.
