InReimagining the Civic CommonsbyReimagining the Civic Commons·Just nowBeyond Housing: What It Takes to Build Genuine CommunitiesYes, the country badly needs more homes — and with them, nearby civic infrastructure to connect people to each other.
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Dr Ian Gardner·1d ago4,000 more social homes? Let’s count them properly this timeIn April I wrote a short piece asking what had happened to the promise of 20,000 new affordable homes for rent in Wales. The promise had…
PadosXO·1d agoSecurity Deposit, Rent Hikes, Notice Periods: What Tenants in India Can Actually Ask ForLandlords often say “this is how it works here.” Tenants often believe them. A model national law and several state laws say otherwise…
Carol Gerseberms·1d agoThe Price of Desperation: How Consumer Compliance Fuelled the Rental Crises in Toronto and…The prevailing narrative surrounding Canada’s most punishing urban housing markets is one of structural deficit. For years, economists…
Carol Gerseberms·2d agoThe Sheeple of the Great White North: A Definitive Study in Financial Docility and Economic…The global economic landscape of the twenty-first century is filled with aggressive market corrections, chaotic consumer revolts, and…A response icon4A response icon4
Rarano·3d agoJapanese Houses Are Famously Cold. Hokkaido Houses Aren’t.In a snowy town in northern Japan, our 40-year-old house stays at 25°C all winter. Here is how an ordinary home does it.
