DN Debate. "The new loan rule will hit those who need to renovate"
The Swedish government's new loan regulations aimed at curbing overconsumption may disproportionately impact low-income households and young buyers who cannot afford fully renovated homes.
Impact of the rains in MG reflects inequality in hillside neighborhoods
The heavy rains in Minas Gerais have caused significant damage and fatalities, highlighting the stark differences in housing conditions between affluent neighborhoods and favelas in the region.
Itapetininga has 51 vacant properties for every family in a situation of homelessness; Campaign for Fraternity reignites the debate on housing
Itapetininga, Brazil, reports that there are 51 vacant properties for every family experiencing homelessness, highlighting significant housing inequality amidst ongoing discussions spurred by the Campaign for Fraternity.
Behind Kim Jong Un's Proud 'Achievements' at the Party Congress: A South Korean Expert Analyzes Local Information
Kim Jong Un's claims of progress at the 9th Party Congress are scrutinized by experts who reveal significant disparities between the official narrative and the lived experiences of North Korean citizens.
Denmark Faces a Pivotal Election
Denmark is approaching a significant election that may shape its future for years, reflecting on various ongoing issues.
The election may write itself into Danish history
Denmark is heading toward a pivotal election that may define the nation for years to come, with significant challenges on both domestic and international fronts.
How wealthy parents transfer housing millions to their children
A significant number of young first-time homebuyers in Copenhagen are able to purchase properties with the financial assistance of their wealthy parents, raising questions about the dynamics of wealth transfer in the housing market.
Africa: Over a Billion Fear Losing Land and Homes Within Five Years
A UN-backed report reveals that over a billion people globally fear losing land and homes within the next five years, highlighting ongoing land insecurity and the need for better land rights policies.
Finally fixing capital gains tax is good – but linking it to another tax cut for Australia’s rich is bollocks | Greg Jericho
The article discusses the impending reforms to Australia's capital gains tax (CGT) while critiquing conservative efforts to tether these reforms to tax cuts benefiting the wealthy.
Column 'Hanks World': Let the Boomers Keep Their Apartments!
The article discusses the generational conflicts and distribution issues related to housing and privileges among different generations, with a particular focus on baby boomers.
Former RBA governor calls for capital gains tax discount to be scrapped
Former RBA governor Bernie Fraser advocates for the removal of the capital gains tax discount during a parliamentary hearing focused on housing supply and inequality.
Tax expert worried Australia on path to neo-feudal society as housing wealth drives inequality
A leading tax expert warns that increasing housing wealth in Australia may lead to neo-feudal societal structures, where prosperity is increasingly dependent on inherited property.
Cuiabana House: deadline for appeal starts this Monday (23)
Candidates in the Casa Cuiabana housing program deemed incompatible in document analysis can start filing administrative appeals from Monday, October 23.
Cuerpo aims to reduce unemployment below 8% to alleviate inequality
The Spanish Minister of Economy aims to lower unemployment below 8% to address inequality, citing the high youth unemployment rate and the challenge of housing.
No inheritance, no home: the unjust wealth transfer – podcast
In a podcast episode, experts discuss the implications of the significant intergenerational wealth transfer expected in Australia, where rising house prices force many to rely on inheritances to secure home ownership.
With a theme of social inequality, the 2026 Fraternity Campaign is launched in AC: 'Personal and social conversion'
The 2026 Fraternity Campaign, focusing on social inequality, was launched in Rio Branco, Brazil, urging reflection on the right to dignified housing as a core element of faith and citizenship.
Percentage and Amount: The Unity List presents its first bid for a new housing tax
The Unity List has proposed a top tax on housing gains, highlighting the growing debate in Denmark about housing ownership and wealth inequality.
Here are five suggestions for how politicians can change property taxes
The article discusses the disparity in income from property ownership compared to employment and suggests five potential reforms for property taxation in Denmark.
Many Danes do not share the Prime Minister's outrage over wealthy homeowners
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen's criticisms of wealthy homeowners are not resonating with many Danish citizens.
Elisabet Svane: 'I find it hard to see an outcome where she will not stand with them after an election'
The debate on housing tax in Danish politics has intensified following recent statements from Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen.
Gary Stevenson's dire warning for Australian property market
British economist Gary Stevenson warns that Australia is losing the concept of a 'fair go' due to rising housing unaffordability and inequality.
Apartment sought: Protect ownership
The article discusses the housing shortage in German cities, emphasizing the negative impact on lower-income individuals while arguing against forced state ownership of properties as a solution.
Social Life: High Rents Drive People into Poverty
High rents in the Munich district are causing a rise in poverty and impacting social integration.
Life in the 'hijacked' buildings of Johannesburg: the consequences of the housing crisis suffocating the city
Johannesburg's housing crisis has led to the illegal occupation of residential buildings by informal networks, resulting in dire living conditions.
The vulnerable rentier
The article discusses the uncomfortable truth that many left-leaning voters might be benefiting from property ownership and should not be exempt from the responsibility of contributing to housing issues.
Australian politics live: Marles defends Isaac Herzog visit and says he is ‘confident’ in security arrangements
In Australian politics, Deputy Prime Minister Marles defends the recent visit by Israeli President Isaac Herzog amid discussions on housing inequality and capital gains tax reform pushed by ACTU Secretary Sally McManus.
We must end speculative buying and extend leases to defend the right to housing
The progressive government emphasizes the need to combat inequality by addressing speculative property buying and extending rental agreements to safeguard housing rights.
Change Needs for Joy
Barcelona's new councilwoman Tània Corrons emphasized the importance of joy, good humor, and love as values to change the world amidst pressing local issues like housing crises and social inequalities.
Union calls for end to tax breaks that make Australian housing ‘a vehicle for hoarding wealth’
The Australian Manufacturing Workers’ Union advocates for the removal of tax breaks that it claims have contributed to housing inequality and urges reforms including phasing out the capital gains discount on investment properties.