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Despite modest progress getting government to see manufactured housing as a viable solution to the affordability crisis, many hurdles remain.

The largest affordability crunch seen in years and increased secondary-market options make it more pressing and feasible to pilot financing for the lowest-cost manufactured homes, Urban Institute research suggests.

July 29, 2021 People queue for coronavirus vaccine shots in London's Chinatown on Monday. South China Morning Post Undocumented Asian migrants in Britain are travelling hundreds of kilometres to get coronavirus vaccine shots in London’s Chinatown instead of local doctors. On Monday, about 1,500 people were offered jabs at a pop-up vaccination centre at the China Exchange building in Gerrard Street. It was the sixth vaccination event organised by the Chinese Information and Advice Centre (CIAC). The first one in May had to be halted after hundreds of people turned up for only 150 vaccines av...

Premium Content   AS thousands of Preps flow through the school gates on Wednesday, it's their parents who have the first lot of homework with a local paediatrician outlining six strategies he believes are key to starting the school year. Among those is the importance of parents not hovering on the first day of school. Lisa Anese has been using the new school pick-up and drop off routines at Ryan Catholic College Junior Campus with her daughter Hannah, year 4 and Ethan, year 2. PICTURE: MATT TAYLOR. "COVID has taught us some valuable lessons about children's resilience," Townsville Uni...

Experts Say Homeowners Exiting Forbearance Will Need Outreach, Assistance Dec 21 2020, 1:22PM The Urban Institute (UI) recently held a webinar with housing experts to look at distress in the housing market. In a report on the findings, researchers Jung Hyun Choi and Daniel Pang say that, as of November, 3.7 million homeowners who had taken advantage of forbearance as the pandemic began have left the programs while 3.2 million others continue to struggle. About 2.8 million remain in active forbearance while another 369,000 are delinquent on payments but are not in pl...