瑞典籍无家可归者在伦敦亿英镑豪宅前长期居住

瑞典籍无家可归者安德斯·费恩施泰特在伦敦骑士桥一栋豪宅的门廊前生活超过三年1。这栋位于Rutland Gate的房产估值2.1亿英镑1，由中国恒大集团创始人许家印于2020年购入但从未入住1。

费恩施泰特通过与当地社区建立联系获得食物、电力和社会支持1，逐渐成为这个富裕社区的一部分1。他的经历反映出伦敦日益严峻的住房危机：伦敦无家可归人数估计超过20万人1，其中粗睡者数量在2026年4月至6月期间达4392人，较上年同期增长4%，较十年前增长58%1。与此形成对比的是，伦敦空房数量高达105,138座，约占全市住房总数的1/371。

针对这一困境，英国新首相安迪·伯纳姆于7月就任后誓言为英格兰每位街头露宿者提供在圣诞前离开街头的途径1。

Anders Feinstedt, a Swedish national, has been living in the portico of a £210 million mansion in London's Knightsbridge for more than three years 1. The property, located at 2-8A Rutland Gate, was purchased in 2020 by Hui Ka Yan, founder of China Evergrande Group, but has remained unoccupied 1. Through his connections with the local community, Feinstedt has secured food, electricity, and social support, becoming an accepted part of this affluent neighborhood despite the contradiction of his homelessness in one of London's most expensive areas 1.

Feinstedt's situation underscores a broader housing crisis in the British capital. London is estimated to have more than 200,000 homeless people, while the number of rough sleepers reached 4,392 between April and June 2026, representing a 4% increase from the previous year and a 58% rise over the past decade 1. Meanwhile, the city contains approximately 105,138 empty properties—roughly one in every 37 homes 1. Addressing this crisis has become a policy priority, with newly appointed Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledging in July to provide every rough sleeper in England with a path off the streets before Christmas 1.