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Dozens of lives have been lost in Marseille's drug districts, where gang violence and drug trafficking dominate daily life.
Seventy-two lives were lost in the Grenfell Tower fire, leaving residents of the nearby Silchester estate to confront trauma and uncertainty.
The median home price in Crested Butte reached one million dollars in 2020, a 38 percent increase from the previous year, exacerbating the housing crisis.
13.5 million visitors came to Mallorca in 2024, but many locals, like Begoña and her son Hector, struggle to find affordable housing.
Vigilante groups in South Africa form to combat rising crime and protect their communities.
Auckland's average house price exceeds one million New Zealand dollars, contributing to a housing crisis affecting thousands of vulnerable residents.
1 million residents in Amsterdam face a housing crisis, with many struggling to find affordable living spaces in a city overwhelmed by rising rents.
Panama's World Cup qualification offers hope amid poverty and gang violence in the country.
Eniseisk 15, a former military base, becomes a housing project for the elderly and disabled.
Only 27% of British Millennials aged 25 to 35 own homes, a sharp decline from 65% two decades ago, raising concerns about future home ownership.
In the 1970s, the Gautreaux case ended segregated government housing in Chicago, highlighting the complexities of addressing decades of racial segregation.
Housing discrimination is analyzed through enhanced annotation and analysis skills in a resource funded by the Leonore Annenberg Institute for Civics Award.
BlackRock's influence on housing threatens homeownership and community standards.
Legal and illegal discrimination in housing and wealth access continue to perpetuate inequalities in America, necessitating urgent action for fairness and opportunity.
Fresno's housing inequality, exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic, is examined through insights from experts like Ben Metcalf and Brandi Snow during a Retro Report panel discussion.
This video outlines the tricky affair of selling a house and how to navigate the process.
Louisiana's housing recovery challenges after Hurricane Katrina influenced disaster response strategies for future emergencies across the United States.
Australians buy abandoned homes in Japan as ownership becomes increasingly expensive at home.
More than 10 million fewer Americans were employed than before the pandemic as the Biden administration proposed a $1.9 trillion COVID relief package.
At least half a million American children age 5 and under have dangerous amounts of lead in their bodies, primarily from lead paint exposure.
Loneliness is increasingly recognized as a health risk comparable to smoking, prompting some Americans to adopt cohousing as a potential remedy.
Mike Rowe cleans a filthy pool in Florida, showcasing extreme pool maintenance challenges.
In San Francisco during the 1970s, Mayor George Moscone's efforts to protect elderly Filipino residents from eviction are linked to contemporary tenant struggles amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Young people in Latin America face major challenges in finding affordable housing.
The cable car system in Medellin carries 18,000 passengers a day, connecting the barrio of Santo Domingo to the city below.
William Levitt revolutionizes suburban housing for Americans in the 1950s with Levittown.
More than 1.2 billion people are highly vulnerable to at least one critical climate hazard, contributing to a global housing crisis marked by rising costs and gentrification.
Race-based federal lending rules from New Deal programs in the 1930s systematically excluded Black families from suburban neighborhoods, impacting economic mobility.
House prices in England have boomed since the 1990s, driven by demand and buy-to-let properties.
Roughly one-third of offices are vacant in San Francisco, a city facing a severe housing crisis and exploring the conversion of these spaces into homes.
By 2050, projections indicate that 70 percent of humanity will live in cities, many in informal settlements like those in Medellín, Colombia.
In northern Labrador, Holly Andersen examines the deep-rooted connections of the Inuit community to their ancestral lands and the impact of displacement.
40 people are found living in a three-bedroom house in Harrow, London, raising concerns about overcrowding and tenant exploitation.
Emmanuel Long faces a £24,000 loss in mortgage arrears as he attempts to evict aggressive lodgers who have stopped paying rent.
A tenant pleads for more time as bailiffs arrive after hurling abuse at her landlord.
A million and a half new homes are scheduled to be built each year for the next decade to address the postwar housing crisis in the United States.
Rising rents and club closures in Berlin's cultural landscape have prompted alternative groups near Rummelsburg Lake to create makeshift barges as resistance.
An estimated 10,000 Indians moved to Berlin in the last year, seeking community and cultural connection in a new country.
Forty-four units of low-rent housing are completed in Ottawa's Mooretown development, providing homes for families earning less than $3,500 a year.
Zhou Guixiang fights to save her dilapidated opera theatre from demolition in Shanghai.
More than a dozen people died during protests in Siloé, a neighborhood in Cali known for its struggles with crime and poverty.
In Los Angeles, decades of U.
Tamika Lawrence struggles to adapt as Broadway remains closed during the pandemic in New York.
Ed Stafford explores the daily challenges faced by Gypsies and Travellers in the UK, highlighting their resilience and the stereotypes they confront.
In Regent Park North, Toronto, residents transition from overcrowded, substandard housing to new, modern developments that enhance their living conditions.
Women from Leeds share their struggles with poverty and homelessness through personal stories.
Two-thirds of Santa Cruz del Islote's residents are under 18, with many young people facing limited opportunities and few options for education.
759 people died after getting close to the virus, as bus driver Jeraj reflects on the dangers faced by frontline workers during the pandemic.
