U.S. Homelessness Crisis Deepens: 18% Surge Marks Historic High in 2024
Federal data reveals an alarming spike in homelessness, with over 771,800 Americans experiencing housing insecurity - the highest level in recent years. Rising housing costs, migrant influxes, and natural disasters contribute to the crisis, though veteran homelessness shows improvement.
Housing Paradox: Boomer Wealth Fails to Secure Retirement Living Options
Baby boomers, despite accumulating unprecedented home equity, face a critical shortage of accessible retirement housing. With less than 4% of US homes equipped for limited mobility and soaring costs, many find themselves trapped in unsuitable properties despite their apparent property wealth.
Student Homelessness Crisis Reaches Record High in NYC, Reflecting National Surge
Over 1.28 million U.S. students now face homelessness, with NYC hitting an unprecedented 146,000 homeless students - one in eight of its public school population. The 23% increase signals a growing crisis amid rising housing costs and financial pressures on families nationwide.