In this extract from UK Housing Review, Peter Williams says rising pressures from supply shortages, higher interest rates, Covid, war in Ukraine and more have
Janis Bright outlines the history of this controversial aspect of universal credit now being revived. While the debate on uprating or cutting welfare benefits
September’s mini-budget gave little extra help to poorer families apart from its pre-announced support for fuel bills, writes John Perry in this edited extract from
Kenneth Gibb from the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence and University of Glasgow ponders the unenviable choices facing the sector. The energy price
By HQN Associate Emma Lindley Housing demand Housing allocations and the vacancy chain: How coordinating chains can better meet housing needs and tenant choice
Housing retrofit is an essential public health intervention, writes Annika Hjelmskog from the University of Glasgow. We cannot meet our climate change targets without decarbonising
The grim links between poor health and homelessness are brought into the spotlight once again, in a study from Glasgow. Researchers writing in The Lancet
How can the need for new homes be met in areas that are at risk of wildfire? That’s the question posed by researchers from California,
A study from Italy has questioned how the country’s affordable rents policy is working in practice. Italy part-funds construction of new affordable housing for people
A fascinating study from Taiwan considers the island’s very new social housing policies, and how community building can be enhanced. Researchers outline the approach to
