Housing
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As we face what has become an epidemic of anxiety disorders, we must confront the social conditions behind it
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The dream of a property-owning democracy is ridden with cracks and leaks: ministers say build, build, build – but then fail to ensure proper regulation
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Funding changes mean some of our vulnerable tenants may face a shortfall of up to £440 a month by 2019. We need more time to pilot such drastic change
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State government uses its borrowing power to help registered housing associations secure new and affordable stock
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From rooftop parks to garden bridges, developers have never been so green-fingered. Although landscape often comes as a decorative afterthought, putting plants first can guide the rest of the development for the better
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Local housing allowance caps make a huge difference to the rent our tenants pay. Electronic mapping can help us support them
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Across the State Library of Victoria, ‘No Homeless Ban’ and ‘sleeping rough is not a crime’ broadcast by protesters
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Without low-cost EU loans or vital building workers, we’re all going to count the cost in terms of UK homes
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In the first dispatch of the year-long series Outside in America, we explore the challenges facing the country’s street count of homeless people every two years
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Outside in America American homelessness: 'No matter how we ended up here, we're still here' – video
Outside in America will explore the homelessness crisis in the western United States, and we’ll offer ways you can help solve the problem -
Our series will bring you information about the people and places grappling with the homelessness crisis in the US – what can we learn from their stories?
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At Centrepoint we want to help the thousands of young people who approach their council every year for help with housing - and are turned away
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With the byelection approaching, many of us feel the real issues confronting our community could be sidelined by this never-ending debate about the EU
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Channel 4 programme shows more women are becoming homeless and being treated far worse on the streets and by councils
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Letters: A national comprehensive review of housing and urban regeneration is desperately needed, including new-build provision, planning policies and the challenges of older housing stock and neighbourhoods
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Number of lettings costing more than £3,000 a week increased by 28% in the last three months of 2016, research shows
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Soaring rents and low wages have hit the poorest families in the US hard. Harvard sociologist Matthew Desmond introduces an extract from his heartbreaking new book about the crisis
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Sociologist Matthew Desmond on the genesis of Evicted, his acclaimed book about the housing crisis gripping the US
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The supply of planning permission is increasing but the supply of new houses is not
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What does the future hold for those in search of somewhere to live, now that the government has signalled a relaxation of minimum space standards?
The sad cost of renting: never having somewhere to call home