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Man offers unique housing idea to solve homeless crisis
A Los Angeles man believes he can fix the city’s homeless epidemic with an unusual solution that has some calling him crazy.
Why Hospitals Are Housing the Homeless
Health systems are taking part in housing programs to improve their communities' health outcomes and costs.
What If the Key to Ending Homelessness Is Just That—a Key?
The radically ambitious strategy known as Housing First has been successful on a small scale; now it faces its toughest test.
Understanding Homelessness: What It Is and Isn’t
Homelessness happens when people do not have safe and secure places to live. While this definition may sound quite simple, the causes of homelessness are often complicated and varied. For example, some causes include a house fire, economic strife, the loss of a job, a medical emergency, rising rents, a death in the family, addiction,...
How Immigrants Change the Housing Market
Foreign-born U.S. residents have a big impact on housing demand, property values, and racial segregation rates. But it’s not as simple as you might think.
What You Need to Know About the Fair Housing Act
This landmark legislation passed 50 years ago — learn your rights and how to defend them.
Why It’s So Hard to Build Affordable Housing: It’s Not Affordable
Developers struggle to break even on rental projects for the poorest Americans.
How Cities Are Preserving Affordable Housing
Preservation is usually cheaper than new construction and prevents displacement, but it has its challenges too.
Yes, You Can Build Your Way to Affordable Housing
Public Housing Builds Communities: ReThink Why Housing Matters
Having a place to live is a basic need for everyone. Yet, for some people it remains out of reach. Public housing serves approximately 2.2 million people acr...
Public Housing Provides Stability: ReThink Why Housing Matters
Having a place to live is a basic need for everyone. Yet, for some people it remains out of reach. Public housing serves approximately 2.2 million people acr...
Can Coliving Help Solve the Urban Housing Crunch?
It’s been compared to dorms, fraternities, and the Real World house, but many investors also believe coliving is part of the future of urban living
How Affordable Housing Can Actually Succeed on the Open Market
More and more people are moving to cities, and though the luxury market has been leading our slow exit from recession, that imbalance can’t continue. It’s...
How no-fault evictions are contributing to LA's homeless crisis
In many American cities, tenants can be asked to leave their homes for no reason at all
American Housing Policy’s Two Basic Ideas Pull Cities in Opposite Directions
Local governments can’t resist trying to make a home both a cheap purchase and a lucrative investment.
How Can the U.S. End Homelessness?
Giving people access to support services and a place to stay can reduce the number of those living on the streets. But can that be done affordably?
Why I Chose to Become a Homeless Entrepreneur
Getting rid of things -- like a home -- can be a deeply energizing experience, giving you a sense of control and ownership over the direction of your life
ANDERSON: How can you fix homelessness?
“Fixing” homelessness is not easy, especially when people are unwilling to do what it will take. Ordinances that are anti-friendly are not the answer, housing is the only answer.
How I went from middle class to homeless
CNNMoney profiles people who went from middle or lower middle class to homeless as they struggle to find permanent, full-time work.
Why Renters May Be in Trouble
Accelerating housing costs are squeezing out renters.
The basic reason why there just isn’t enough decent housing for the poor
It's the only real thing we can do to make sure there's enough decent housing for the poor.
