rehousing
Moving people elsewhere
Rehousing is the process of moving people into new or different housing, typically when their current homes are being demolished, renovated, or deemed uninhabitable.
Governments and housing authorities manage rehousing during urban renewal projects or after disasters: The city promised rehousing for all displaced tenants before demolition begins.
Forced departure from rental
- uprootedRemoved from foundation
- refugeesPeople seeking safety elsewhere
- migrantsPeople who move elsewhere
- dispossessedDeprived of home or land
dislocated · expulsion · exodus · slum clearance · demolition · compulsory purchase · redevelopment · gentrification
Change location or act
- transferMove between locations
- resettleMove to live elsewhere
- relocateEstablish residence elsewhere
- transplantMove tissue between bodies
emigrate · immigrate · expatriate · moving day · removal van · forwarding address · change of address · new town
Opportunity to restart unburdened
- new chapterDistinct period starting now
- settling inBecoming established somewhere
- unpackingRemoving items from containers
- housewarmingCelebration of moving in
nesting · orientation · acclimation · establishing · foundation · integration · adaptation · inauguration
Financial aid from government
- legislationOfficial enactment of statutes
- zoningSectioning areas by use
- urban planningMunicipal development coordination
- rent controlHousing price regulation
tenant rights · landlord · building codes · inclusionary · property rights · allocation · eligibility
Residential area nearby
- integrationCombining into a whole
- residentsPeople living somewhere
- belongingState of fitting in
- supportTo uphold or sustain
cohesion · solidarity · inclusivity · communal · settlement · cooperative · engagement · locality
Lacking permanent residence
- evictionForced departure from rental
- povertySevere lack of resources
- shelterProtected place or structure
- shortageDeficient supply of necessities
overcrowding · insecurity · vulnerability · emergency · aid · assistance · welfare · hardship
eviction
Forced departure from rental
- uprootedRemoved from foundation
- refugeesPeople seeking safety elsewhere
- migrantsPeople who move elsewhere
dispossessed · dislocated · expulsion · exodus · slum clearance · demolition · compulsory purchase · redevelopment · gentrification · forced relocation
move
Change location or act
transplant · emigrate · immigrate · expatriate · moving day · removal van · forwarding address · change of address · new town · relocation package
fresh start
Opportunity to restart unburdened
- new chapterDistinct period starting now
- settling inBecoming established somewhere
- unpackingRemoving items from containers
housewarming · nesting · orientation · acclimation · establishing · foundation · integration · adaptation · inauguration · keys
subsidies
Financial aid from government
- legislationOfficial enactment of statutes
- zoningSectioning areas by use
- urban planningMunicipal development coordination
rent control · tenant rights · landlord · building codes · inclusionary · property rights · allocation · eligibility
neighborhood
Residential area nearby
- integrationCombining into a whole
- residentsPeople living somewhere
- belongingState of fitting in
support · cohesion · solidarity · inclusivity · communal · settlement · cooperative · engagement · locality · networking
homelessness
Lacking permanent residence
- evictionForced departure from rental
- povertySevere lack of resources
- shelterProtected place or structure
shortage · overcrowding · insecurity · vulnerability · emergency · aid · assistance · welfare · hardship · destitution
- conservationconservation, wildlife, endangered, habitat, sanctuary
- archivesnational archives, state archives, archivist, archive box, national archive
rehousingeviction
Forced departure from rental
displacement · dispossession · removal · expulsion · ejection
rehousinghomelessness
Lacking permanent residence
unsheltering · uprooting · dislocation · destabilization · abandonment
house, household, housing, houses, housework, housed, houseboat, houseful, unhoused