Housing and accommodation has become a major problem in many countries around the world. What are some of the main factors that have contributed to this problem? What can be done to help reduce the number of homeless people?

Counts of homeless people are rapidly burgeoning worldwide. Rising population in cities and increasing rates of rent deteriorating

this

situation. Employment and education facilities in villages and small towns can curb

this

problem. On the one side, people are shifting to metropolitan cities in search of a better life which lead to rising in population and rental charges.

Firstly

, people migrate to big cities for better jobs and education,

this

cause high density. They prefer to settle down there for a better lifestyle;

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and is limited in cities.

For instance

, every year millions of people shift from small cities to big cities.

Secondly

, due to a rise in demand for homes in cities, rental rates are spiking. People could not afford

such

hefty charges which lead to rising in the number of homeless people and vagabonds.

Hence

, the rise in population and rent are indispensable factors in causing accommodation issues. On the other side,

this

problem can be curbed by providing a better lifestyle in small towns. For a better lifestyle, education and employment opportunities should be provided there. People shift to towns for their jobs and colleges, if these are available at their native places, they will not migrate.

For instance

, a survey conducted in a city to check the reason for migration, most of the subjects shifted for better livelihood. If people live in their home towns, there will be less chance of accommodation issues in cities.

Therefore

, to combat

this

problem, amenities in small towns should be improved. In conclusion, people will shift to big cities unless better facilities are not provided at their native areas.

This

will lead to housing problems,

hence

, better to curb

this

issue, authorities should develop countrysides.