Criminalizing the Unhoused Is Inherently Cruel
Fining, arresting, and jailing people for a lack of housing is never the solution—and compounds existing housing inequities.
Read more...Fining, arresting, and jailing people for a lack of housing is never the solution—and compounds existing housing inequities.
Read more...As the rich become both richer and better bunkered, the young are finally realizing that wealth disparity is a big part of what ails them.
Read more...A recent conference in Colombia assessed the extent of land grabs and how to organize against them.
Read more...Two snapshots of the impact of hollowed out office buildings on American cities and how they are trying to cope.
Read more...How China’s local government financing vehicles (LGFVs) became China’s most complex economic challenge.
Read more...On a relative basis, China is more financialized than the US which is not a pretty picture.
Read more...In “On the Move,” Abrahm Lustgarten details how global warming could displace millions of Americans.
Read more...The Microsoft-powered bot says bosses can take worker’s tips and that landlords can discriminate based on source of income.
Read more...Arizona and another class action join lawsuit parade against price-setting software companies and property managers, North Carolina AG investigating.
Read more...Some grass roots initiatives by architects and community members to increase climate resilience by improving building and local planning.
Read more...How the education part of higher education has become an afterthought.
Read more...A society that refuses to provide safe and secure housing for every single person is a failure.
Read more...US bank pain: Loans for urban office buildings come a cropper as they were already suffering other interest rate losses.
Read more...The rich are busy turning the 20th-century dream of owning your own home into the grubby 21st-century reality of renting your own home forever.
Read more...Efforts to curb AirBnB running unlicensed hotels, which cannibalizes residential housing, have not gone far enough.
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