Port-au-Prince: Navigating the Housing Crisis

Finding housing in Port-au-Prince has become a grueling ordeal due to a shrinking supply of homes and a continually rising demand. The intensification of gang violence and mass population displacement have plunged Haiti's capital into an unprecedented crisis.

For the most vulnerable, internally displaced persons (IDP) camps often serve as their only refuge. The luckier ones find temporary shelter with friends, relatives, or neighbors. For those who can afford it, renting might seem like an option—though skyrocketing rents are increasingly making this unattainable.

Elliot, a resident of Christ-Roi for the past seven years, has been searching for a new home for several weeks. The takeover of Solino, a neighboring district, by gangs has driven many residents to flee in fear. &ldq

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