Australia has had housing crises before: what can we learn from them?
Australia has had housing crises before: what can we learn from them?. A world report from Daily Junction.
Liam Chen
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Stories tagged “Housing”.
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Why so many councils sell their parks' nature: the green belt's real story
England's green belt covers roughly 12.6% of the country yet was never a nature designation: its five statutory purposes are about stopping…
Elena Marsh
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Social Housing Bill [HL]
Social Housing Bill [HL]. A politics report — sourced from UK Parliament Bills.
Daily Junction Editorial Team
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How school catchment areas really work
A catchment area is not a fixed boundary but the annual output of oversubscription criteria, sibling priority and distance measurement…
Priya Anand
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New York Hasn't Raised Housing Allowances for Needy Residents in Decades. That's Unconstitutional, a Lawsuit Says.
New York Hasn't Raised Housing Allowances for Needy Residents in Decades. That's Unconstitutional, a Lawsuit Says.. A technology report…
Amelia Hart
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UK Tenant Rights in 2026: What Renters Need to Know
New legislation has changed the rules for UK renters — here's what you're entitled to.
James Whitfield
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Renting vs Buying a Home: How to Decide
Renting versus buying is one of the biggest money decisions most people face. This explainer covers the real financial and lifestyle…
Marcus Vale
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The True Cost of Renting in the UK in 2026, Region by Region
Rental costs across the UK have reached record highs in 2026, with stark regional divides leaving millions of tenants spending well over a…
James Whitfield
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UK Construction in 2026: Labour Shortages, Material Costs and the Building Boom
UK construction is booming in 2026, yet firms face a perfect storm of labour shortages and rising material costs. Here is what contractors…
James Whitfield
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UK Rental Market 2026: Record Rents and Falling Supply
Average UK rents reached record highs in early 2026, rising 8.3% year-on-year as landlords exit the market and demand from would-be buyers…
Daily Junction Editorial Team
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Cost of Living in Leeds in 2026: Is It Still the North's Best Value City?
Leeds has long been celebrated as one of the most affordable major cities in England, but with rising rents, energy bills, and grocery…
Sarah Henderson
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Cost of Living in London in 2026: What You'll Actually Spend
From rent and groceries to transport and nights out, here is a realistic breakdown of what it costs to live in London in 2026 — with…
Sarah Henderson
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What Is a Section 21 Notice? UK Renters' Rights Explained
A Section 21 notice allows landlords to evict tenants without giving a reason. With the Renters' Rights Bill set to abolish it, here is…
Rachel Ford
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Council Tax Bands Explained: How Your Bill Is Calculated
Council tax is one of the largest annual bills for UK households, yet the banding system behind it is widely misunderstood and based on…
Daily Junction Editorial Team
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UK Mortgage Rates in 2026: What Borrowers Need to Know
UK mortgage rates have fallen from their 2023 peak but remain significantly higher than the ultra-low rates of the 2010s. Here's what…
Daily Junction Editorial Team
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The Best Cities to Live in the UK in 2026, Ranked
From Edinburgh's cultural richness to Bristol's thriving creative economy, we rank the UK's most liveable cities in 2026 — weighing…
James Whitfield
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Why the UK Needs to Build Far More Homes — and What Is Stopping It
The UK housing crisis is fundamentally a supply problem. Here is why we need to build more homes and the political economy reasons we have…
Marcus Vale
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Council Tax Reduction: Are You Paying Too Much?
Millions of UK households are unknowingly overpaying council tax. From disability discounts to student exemptions and wrongly assigned…
Marcus Obi
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Rough Sleeping Has Doubled Since 2010—And Government Policy Is Making It Worse
3,898 people sleep rough on England's streets on any given night, double the number in 2010. Behind the statistics are people failed by a…
Naomi Clarke
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The State of UK Housing: Why Building More Is Harder Than It Sounds
Labour has pledged 1.5 million new homes over this parliament and restored mandatory local housebuilding targets via the revised NPPF…
Liam Chen
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Britain's Housing Crisis Is a Policy Choice, Not an Inevitability
The UK builds fewer homes per capita than almost any comparable European nation. This isn't a mystery or a market failure—it's the…
Naomi Clarke
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