Welcome to Renting While Black
Carla Abreu
'No Blacks, no dogs, no Irish' is still a thing, it seems.
Tag: housing
‘Fuck Foxtons’: Londoners Demand Rent Freeze Now
Rivkah Brown
Freeze rents, not renters.
A Property Expert Told a Landlord Conference to Get a Grip
Rivkah Brown
'Landlords are having it okay, actually.'
Who Would a Housing Crash Hurt?
Matteo Tiratelli
Probably not the people it should.
Are Rent Controls Coming to the UK?
Rivkah Brown
Sure looks that way.
Developer Landlords Are Trying to Take Over Liverpool
Abi O’Connor
First they came for London, now their sights are set on the north.
This Was Thatcher’s Favourite Council. Now, It’s Pioneering Radical Housing Policy
Aydin Dikerdem
Wandsworth’s new Labour administration isn’t messing around.
This Company Promised Students Their Energy Bills Were Fixed. Now They’re ‘Bullying’ Them Into Paying More
Simon Childs
UniHomes promised 'peace of mind'.
We Need an Eviction Ban
Rivkah Brown
We had one in lockdown. Why not now?
We Asked Landlords Why They’re Making the Cost of Living Crisis Their Tenants’ Problem
Ash Sarkar
We’re suffering so they don’t have to.
London Councils Are Leaving Renters Without Protection From Illegal Eviction
Andrew Kersley
Landlords know they can get away with breaking the law.
Cost of Living Campaigns Should Fight for a Green Transition
Kai Heron
The climate crisis can’t wait.
The Met Investigated Just 22 Illegal Evictions Out of Thousands in 2020
Andrew Kersley
“Nine times out of ten they will say it's not any of their business”.
How We Won: The Housing Campaigners Who Forced Councils to Protect Renters
Sophie K Rosa
Vote-hungry politicians proved easy pickings.
Right to Buy 2.0 is an Unmitigated Disaster
Ell Folan
Thatcher's zombie isn't going to save us.
Why Do We Still Fetishise Homeownership?
Aidan Beatty
'Generation rent' want something we'll never have.
London Landlords Have Ushered in a New Era of Feudalism
Sam Bright
Pay your monthly tithe.
Older Generations Can’t Deal With the Fact They’ve Had It Easy
Aaron Bastani
Gone are the days when you could buy a house for £50 and a bottle of Chianti.