Madrid and Barcelona: the book that explores two different ways of being metropolises
A new book examines the social and urban realities of Madrid and Barcelona, focusing on their historical, demographic, and political differences.
Increased Number of Housing Benefit Recipients in Limbaži Due to Cold Winter
Housing benefits in Limbaži have increased by 23% this year as more households apply for assistance due to rising utility expenses from the cold winter.
Increasing Supply of Specialized Public Rental Housing for Youth, Seniors, and Single-Parent Households
The South Korean government is expanding the supply of public rental housing tailored for youth, seniors, and single-parent households, aiming to provide customized caregiving, job, and welfare services.
Final report of the urgent project that encourages the construction of social interest housing approved
The National Assembly's Economic Development Commission in Ecuador approved a report to incentivize the construction of social interest housing through tax benefits from private sector donations.
Junts will vote against anti-crisis housing measures due to the Government's 'postureo': 'Your social shield is 'I invite and you pay'
Junts per Catalunya plans to vote against the Spanish Government's housing measures, criticizing them as superficial and ineffective at addressing the needs of the working class and small property owners.
BRIAN READE: 'Young people need a proper shot at life, not to be treated as a joke'
Brian Reade argues that the new Labour deal for young people fails to provide them with real opportunities and highlights the challenges they face in an unjust world.
City Hall removes families from homes under construction for works in Várzea Grande
The City Hall of Várzea Grande, Brazil, has begun relocating families from residential areas to facilitate the resumption of housing constructions under the Minha Casa, Minha Vida program.
Justice denies request from the City Hall and demands measures within 48 hours in areas affected by gullies in Buriticupu
The Maranhão Justice has ordered the Buriticupu City Hall to address urgent measures regarding areas affected by gullies within 48 hours after the local government failed to comply with previous legal orders.
This is how the deadlock with the Council of Ministers was: 'This plan has to come out, no matter what'
The article discusses the tension between Spanish leaders Pedro Sánchez and Yolanda DÃaz regarding housing policies, culminating in an agreement to avoid government breakdown.
Nice: They Climb on a Crane to Obtain Social Housing
Two young women climbed a construction crane in Nice to protest for social housing, highlighting their precarious living situation.
Final report of the project on the construction of social interest housing would be ready by Saturday
The National Assembly's Economic Development Commission aims to approve the report for the urgent housing law project this weekend.
Get me a 3BHK, take half the rent! A young man's offer while searching for a house in Bengaluru
A frustrated young man in Bengaluru has taken to social media to offer half a month's rent as an incentive for anyone who helps him find a 3BHK apartment in certain localities.
'Not Collateral, But Trust and Relationships'...Declaration of Establishment of Value-Based Financial Cooperative
A declaration for the establishment of a value-based financial cooperative emphasizes trust and social relationships over traditional collateral, aiming to fund local community projects such as social housing and renewable energy.
What if municipalities invest their surplus in social housing?
Municipalities in Spain are advocating for the use of their surplus funds to invest in social housing amidst a severe affordable housing crisis.
DV victim-survivor left traumatised by bid to find safe social housing
A domestic violence survivor, Laura, expresses her difficulties in securing safe social housing amidst ongoing threats and deteriorating living conditions in Western Sydney.
Student Youth, Social Housing, Immigration: The Three Drivers of LFI Votes
A new study analyzes the factors contributing to the electoral success of France's La France Insoumise (LFI) party.
Urgent law for the construction of social interest housing passes to second debate without major observations
An urgent law to promote the construction of social interest housing in Ecuador has advanced to its second legislative debate, aiming to provide tax incentives for donors.
Rent Gap, or a Gigantic Segment of Housing to be Developed
The report discusses a significant rent gap in Polish cities, where many earn too much for social housing but not enough for market rents, impacting hundreds of thousands, especially vulnerable groups.
After SVT's investigation: Stockholm stops referring to housing hotels
Stockholm's social services will no longer direct families to stay in low-quality hotels after an investigation revealed the poor living conditions faced by families like Jennifer's.
Unique Experiment on the Outskirts of Prague: The Documentary Homeless Blues Seeks Answers to How Hard It Is for Homeless People to Rise from the Bottom and Start Again
The documentary 'Homeless Blues' highlights a social project in Prague that aids the homeless by providing shelter and work, challenging societal views on homelessness and support.
Shared Dreams or Shared Nightmares?
The article discusses the judicial delays in a case involving embezzlement of public funds for social housing by the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo in Argentina.
Second list of 'Minha Casa, Minha Vida' is released with 192 families contemplated in Manaus; check it out
The second list of beneficiaries for the 'Minha Casa, Minha Vida' program has revealed that 192 families in Manaus will receive housing support.
Eliel, 31, lived in a valuable area of Helsinki in an apartment feared by neighbors - ultimately he ended up on the street with only a durable bag in hand
Eliel, a 31-year-old man, faced housing instability in Helsinki, eventually becoming homeless after his apartment became a hub for drug use and disturbances.
Cheap apartments for 4 million families. The government announces a new housing strategy
The Polish government has unveiled a social housing program aimed at providing affordable rentals for 4 million families.
Scrap properties: Drastic fight against shabby houses
Authorities in Germany are taking action against dilapidated properties, often referred to as "scrap properties," as they pose significant risks to tenants and are linked to social welfare fraud.
Housing Strategy: What about Senior Housing Construction?
The Polish government's new housing strategy aims to boost communal and social housing, yet lacks innovative ideas and robust societal research according to critics.
Experts on 'SAFE Housing': It Is Not Enough to Just Add Money from the Budget
Poland's government has introduced a new housing strategy focusing on social and communal building, with shifts in financial models to support these goals.
Government Reform Plans: What Will Happen to Housing Benefits in the Future?
Germany's government is undergoing a reform of its social welfare system that may impact housing benefits for low-income households as debates intensify.
Adam Roguski: The government has lost half a term to disputes, but there is a light in the housing tunnel
Poland's Minister of Finance and Economy has outlined a new housing strategy, emphasizing a shift in funding models for social and communal housing.
Report Ready for First Debate on Urgent Project for the Construction of Social Housing
The Ecuadorian National Assembly's Economic Development Commission approved a report for the first debate of an urgent law project aimed at incentivizing the construction of social housing to address the housing deficit.
There will be "SAFE housing". The government is preparing an alternative for developers
The Polish government is introducing a new 'SAFE housing' program aimed at enhancing social and communal housing financing.
'My House, My Life' program benefits 192 families in new residential area in Manaus; check the list
The 'My House, My Life' program has provided housing for 192 families in a new residential complex in Manaus, Brazil.
The Dissipated City
The article discusses the housing crisis in Spain as a systemic issue rooted in social thermodynamics rather than merely a shortage of space.
Elderly Alone and Students Without Homes, a Response to Two Crises: 'With Two Vacant Rooms, I Thought It Was Unfair for a Young Person to be Without Study'
The article discusses the rising issues of rental prices and social isolation among the elderly in Spain, highlighting initiatives to promote intergenerational living arrangements.
Javier Gil, the researcher of the 'tenant generation': 'The State is not helping the population, its intervention generates the opposite'
Javier Gil discusses the speculative nature of the global real estate economy and criticizes government interventions that prioritize financial markets over social welfare.
Families report delays in inspections for Social Rent and say they are losing properties in Petrópolis
Families in Petrópolis are facing significant delays in receiving necessary inspections for the Social Rent program, leading to the loss of rental opportunities.
City Hall opens housing registration for families interested in housing programs in the interior of Bahia
The City Hall of Santo Antônio de Jesus has launched a municipal housing registration aimed at families facing housing deficits.
Ministers and authorities explained in committee the bill to boost social housing with tax incentives
Ecuadorian officials discussed a new legislative proposal to promote the construction and donation of social housing as a measure to address the country's significant housing deficit.
What conditions must social interest housing meet for donation and tax benefit
The article discusses the conditions that social interest housing must comply with to qualify for donations and tax benefits under a new law in Ecuador.
The Agency for Social Inclusion is to be dissolved, former minister speaks of vendetta
The Czech Ministry for Regional Development is planning significant changes, including the merger of the Agency for Social Inclusion with the Housing Department, which may lead to the termination of senior officials.
More than 35,000 registered on the first day of 'My House, My Life' in Manaus
Over 35,000 people registered on the first day of the federal 'My House, My Life' program in Manaus, Brazil.
In Marseille, two families linked to drug trafficking threatened with eviction by their social landlord
Two families in Marseille, connected to drug trafficking, are facing eviction from their social housing due to a crackdown by local authorities.
Facts in the Question: Has the Swedish Housing Market Broken Down?
The article discusses the current state of the Swedish housing market, highlighting issues faced by young people and the challenges of finding affordable housing.
Alberta government ends funding for Edmonton housing program
The Alberta government is reallocating funding from Boyle Street Community Services' housing initiative, citing inadequate results compared to other programs.
Schoklender said that Bonafini spent the housing money for Kirchnerist politics
Sergio Schoklender claimed that Hebe de Bonafini misappropriated funds meant for social housing to support Kirchnerist political efforts during a fraud trial.
Analysis of urgent law on tax incentives for donations of social interest housing begins
The National Assembly's Economic Development Commission in Ecuador has begun discussing a project aimed at establishing tax incentives for donors of social interest housing, intended to address the housing deficit in the country.
See the criteria for participating in 'My House, My Life' in Manaus after the reopening of registrations
Registrations for the 'My House, My Life' housing program in Manaus, Brazil, have reopened for families wishing to apply for affordable housing until May 29.
Alagoinhas City Hall publishes list of eligible candidates for Minha Casa Minha Vida
The City Hall of Alagoinhas has published the first list of eligible candidates for the Minha Casa Minha Vida housing program.
Housing Crisis: The European Parliament Demands Tax Incentives, Funding, and Less Bureaucracy
The European Parliament is urging for initiatives to address the housing crisis in Europe, highlighting the urgency of providing secure living conditions for millions of Europeans.
After Neighbor Complaints and Insecurity: Residents from Controversial Housing Must be Moved
At least eight residents will be relocated from the Granvej social psychiatric housing in Bagsværd due to ongoing complaints about safety from local residents.