Kingston’s Quiet Rent Revolution
Landlords have spent years ignoring a historic rent reduction. Now, tenants are organizing to get their money back.
Housing
admin Why Tenant Unions Are Spreading Across College Campuses
Faced with aging dorms, private equity landlords and few protections, student renters are banding together.
Tenant Organizer Will Lawrence Is Taking on the GOP in a Deep Purple District
To flip a key Michigan seat, the insurgent candidate is campaigning on housing, healthcare and opposition to data centers.
Older Adults Are Fighting for Housing Justice—and They Refuse to Be Pushed Aside
Elders are turning personal housing struggles into collective action, and challenging assumptions about who leads housing justice movements.
Will NYC’s Long-Suffering Tenants Carry Zohran Mamdani to Victory?
A close look inside the campaign that has helped turn New York City renters into a force to be reckoned…
Real Estate Merger Poised to Create Several Local Apartment Monopolies
A combination between AvalonBay and Equity Residential would put close to 200,000 apartments in the hands of one company.