Global Housing Crisis

The Global Housing Crisis is a pressing issue that highlights the widespread struggle to provide affordable and adequate housing to people across the world. As rapid urbanization drives up property prices and housing supply lags behind demand, more individuals and families face homelessness, overcrowding, and housing insecurity.

This crisis is further intensified by economic inequality, population growth, and poorly planned development, which escalate the impacts of climate change, such as floods, droughts, and other extreme weather events, disrupting communities and exacerbating the already dire housing shortages.

Property & Real Estate Sustainable and Healthy Living. Healthy Lifestyle, Healthy Living

Alive food, from Farm to kitchen, and back to farm. Resilient, healthy, sustainable, and Nature-based.

The ultimate goal of meeting the food, energy, water, and commodity needs and requirements of people on Earth is a crucial aspect of sustainable development. The United Nations has identified the nexus between water, food, and energy as a key area for integrated and sustainable management to balance the needs of people, nature, and the economy, focusing on climate change, biodiversity loss, social inequality, and other UNSDGs.

Once we achieve this goal, we can focus on exploring beyond our planet. Exploring beyond our planet is an exciting prospect, but, except to be resilient to “unavoidable risks”, it should not be pursued at the expense of addressing pressing issues on Earth such as food, energy, and water requirements.