
The Height of Folly: Safeboxes in the Sky
Can’t our society find something better to do than give billionaires playpens over a quarter-mile up?
Can’t our society find something better to do than give billionaires playpens over a quarter-mile up?
By working towards creating ‘land without landlords,’ this East Bay cooperative is helping communities build pathways to collective property ownership and community wealth.
Minnesota activists have launched a week of resistance against racism, corporatism, and displacement caused by the Super Bowl in Minneapolis.
Wall Street rental empires pit the profits of investors against the needs of tenants — leading to absurd rent increases, dangerous negligence, and high eviction rates.
Trump’s budget would make Seattle’s housing crisis worse—so a new campaign is looking to make the city “Trump-proof”.
Housing was a key part of King’s vision for economic justice, but most black Americans don’t own homes.
Tiny house advocates say they’re reducing their ecological footprints, but the extremely rich beneficiaries of this concentration pose a greater threat to our environment.
Development projects in cities across the nation are trying to drive out low-income residents, but local activists are taking control with community-based solutions that are beneficial to everyone.
It would take the average black family 228 years to accrue the same amount of wealth that white families have today.
People with working-class jobs in U.S. beach towns and ski resorts are getting pushed away by exorbitant housing costs.
Growing up in a diverse and wealthy neighborhood put me on the road to reach my potential.
An innovative new program helps low-income families become homeowners while engaging in social change.
As rent prices soar in Boston’s Jamaica Plain neighborhood, JPNet’s State of Our Neighborhood forum helps to give community residents and merchants a voice.
Our tax code pads the bottom line of the Americans who need help the least.
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