Housing

With housing precarity rising in the city, Lyon Metropole is taking emergency steps to provide shelter to homeless and poorly housed people.

In Scotland, housing movements’ “radical” ideas became policies after the entry of the Greens into government.

How the cost of living crisis affects the everyday lives of people around Europe.

In the face of unaffordable rents, Manuel Gabarre de Sus looks at how cities around Europe can ensure the right to housing.

Housing markets in Europe are unsustainable on many levels. Effective policies are urgently needed to avert a crisis.

After the Hungarian government abandoned a student housing project for a Fudan campus, young people refused to let it die quietly.

After many broken promises by their government, Dutch students are fighting the burden of debt.

Leilani Farha, global housing expert, explains the housing crisis, how to alleviate it, and why housing should be viewed as a fundamental human right.

Greens are driving responses to homelessness but the pandemic and the lack of support from governments threaten to set back these efforts.

As Brussels prepares to reform its economy on the basis of the doughnut model, Amsterdam is already taking the leap with its circular economy strategy.