Less than 2% of rents affordable for benefit claimants, report warns

New York rent collections remain depressed, sparking debate over tenant payment behavior and economic hardship

Rent collections in New York City's affordable housing sector remain depressed even after the end of eviction moratoriums, sparking debate a

New York rent collections remain depressed, sparking debate over tenant payment behavior and economic hardship

Rent collections in New York City's affordable housing sector remain depressed even after the end of eviction moratoriums, sparking debate a

Spanish study finds housing crisis doubles mental health problems among young people spending over half their income on housing

A new report by the Consejo de la Juventud de España (CJE), Fad Juventud, and Oxfam Intermón reveals that the housing crisis is severely imp

Nonprofit affordable housing minimum-income requirements exclude poorest residents, worsening homelessness crisis

This article examines how nonprofit affordable housing developers use "minimum-income-requirements" that effectively exclude the poorest ind

Nearly half of US renter households are cost-burdened as rents rise 36% since pandemic

Rents across the United States have skyrocketed in recent years, with over 22.7 million renter households (nearly half) considered "cost bur

UK housing crisis drives discrimination and homelessness among single parents

This article examines how the UK housing crisis disproportionately affects single parents, who face discrimination from landlords, intrusive

Banks accused of failing most vulnerable customers

Banks accused of failing most vulnerable customers