This paper argues that high-rise housing cannot solve the urban housing crisis in the developing countries if their economy, technological state, afford ability and life-style of majority of the urban population are considered; instead the low-rise high density housing would meet the demand of ...
Marçal, K. (2024). Housing hardship and maternal mental health among renter households with young children.Psychiatry Research,331, 115677. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.psychres.2023.115677 PubMedWeb of Science ®Google Scholar Marcinkiewicz, E. (2023). Housing decommodification vs. housing outc...
Japan has adapted to this with its unique housing culture, where new homes are only meant to last 30 years. These buildings are typically cheaper to build, making rebuilding easier and cheaper in the aftermath of a natural disaster.13 The Japanese government also offers reinsurance to private in...
House prices started to rise gradually after the global financial crisis (2007–2008), but this trend accelerated with the pandemic. The countries with advanced economies, which usually have mature housing markets, experienced stronger growth than countries with emerging economies. Real house price grow...
Dakin went on to say that the Independent Sentencing Review "will report shortly", and will "hopefully offer us a path to ending the capacity crisis in our prisons for good". However, any measures in that review will not be felt until spring next year, he said, an...
Continued growth built the nation’s tourism, housing and construction industries up into bubbles that eventually burst during the global financial crisis, throwing Spain into a severe economic recession in 2009. However, a resilient export market, as well as a European Union-funded restructuring effo...
With inflation increasing at a near triple-digit rate this year, the country of 47 million is experiencing a financial crisis similar to that of 1991, which marked the end of a period of hyperinflation. The country, a major international exporter of grains, is battling a major drought tha...
Yemen:Largely closed to tourists due to severe conflict and humanitarian crisis. Sudan:Open with significant restrictions; unstable political situation makes travel risky. South Sudan:Generally closed to tourists due to ongoing conflict and safety concerns. ...
over the period 2002–2005, probably in combination with rapid financial market innovation, would, in retrospect, seem to have been among the factors behind the run-up in asset prices and financial imbalances—the (partial) unwinding of which helped trigger the recent financial market crisis."doi...
As Moser and Cutts explain in their piece for NewCities, building cities from the ground-up enables us to learn from past mistakes, address the global urban housing shortage, and ‘hardwire’ them with features that promote aspects such as walkability and social inclusion, all the while ...