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High housing costs and insufficient low-end units drive homelessness, while housing market failures and safety-net gaps exacerbate the issue.
Cities with the largest problems combined with the least capacity to absorb them cluster where housing is expensive and supply is tight—, , , / on the West Coast, , and stand out as places with very h...
’s homelessness crisis is both the largest in absolute terms and sharply uneven at the county level: a handful of large account for most people experiencing homelessness, while some smaller and show t...
Direct cross-country comparison of rates is hampered by divergent definitions and counting methods, but the available reporting and academic literature indicate that visible, street homelessness is mu...