Analysis

Rachael Claye reports from the annual service of commemoration at St Martin-in-the-Fields for all the people who died on the streets of London in 2018

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Buy-to-let landlords face extra difficulties in the current economic climate. But with more than a million families housed in their properties, the risk of a big rise in the number of evictions is very real, reports Tony Marshall.

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By Patrick McAuslan

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With its ambitious goal of giving everyone the right to a home by 2012, Scotland is at the cutting edge of homelessness reform in Europe. Gavin Corbett assesses progress as the interim 2019 target looms

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House prices falling, mortgages disappearing, repossessions rising. Are the walls closing in? ROOF’s Housing Market Healthcheck investigates. Report by Julian Birch

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In 2015, Croydon council launched the country’s first housing panel specifically for disabled tenants. Three years on, Ian Cook visits the London borough to find out what difference it has made to the lives of disabled residents

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Tony Marshall reports on a project where empty homes are being brought back into use for homeless people, by homeless people

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Pumping money into drug treatment is a waste if the person you’re trying to help has no home to go to, says Tony Marshall

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It is now cheaper to rent than it is to buy an equivalent sized property in all parts of the country. Steve Wilcox reports on the resurgence of private renting

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A lack of decent and affordable private rented housing is pushing many tenants into slum accommodation, writes Julie Rugg

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With buy-to-let landlords feeling the pinch of high mortgage rates, tenants are being left in an increasingly precarious position, reports Tony Marshall

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30 years since the Housing (Homeless Persons) Act 1977, ROOF reflects on the past and looks at a way forward for homelessness policy

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Tenants in large blocks of flats are left to live in squalor as landlords, freeholders and managing agents are unable, or unwilling, to take action. By Liz Simpson

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Institutional investors are being lined up to finance the Olympic village and its transformation into homes. So who will be the winner? By Tony Marshall

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A company offering medical reports is enabling local authorities to reject homeless applications, writes Tony Marshall

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