瑞典籍男子安德斯·芬斯特德在伦敦钱布里奇区一栋价值2.1亿英镑的豪宅门廊前露宿已超过三年 1。这栋位于Rutland Gate 2-8A号的豪宅曾是伦敦最昂贵房产，2020年被中国恒大集团创始人许家印购入 1。许家印后来被判无期徒刑，其资产被冻结，导致该房产陷入困境 1。
芬斯特德曾担任《经济学人》等媒体的记者和事实核查员，2016年移居英国，疫情期间工作中断后逐渐陷入无家可归状况 1。他通过社区支持和自我管理在这处豪宅前获得了相对稳定的生活 1。
芬斯特德的处境反映了伦敦日益严重的无家可归危机 1。2025年伦敦有105,138处空置房屋，4月至6月间有4,392人在街头露宿，同比增长4%，较十年前增长58% 1。英国首相安迪·伯纳姆承诺在圣诞节前为每个英国露宿者提供脱离街道的途径 1。
Anders Finstad, a Swedish-born man, has been sleeping rough on the portico of a £210 million mansion in London's Knightsbridge district for over three years.1 The property, located at 2-8A Rutland Gate, was purchased in 2020 by Hui Ka-yan, founder of Chinese conglomerate Evergrande Group, for €244 million (approximately $278 million).1 The property has since fallen into limbo after Hui was sentenced to life imprisonment and had his assets frozen, leaving the palatial residence in financial distress.1
Finstad, who previously worked as a journalist and fact-checker for publications including The Economist, relocated to Britain in 2016 before losing his income during the pandemic.1 Despite his circumstances, he has managed to maintain a relatively stable homeless existence through community support and self-management.1 His situation underscores the scale of London's homelessness crisis: as of 2025, the capital has 105,138 vacant properties, while between April and June, 4,392 people slept rough on London's streets—a 4 percent increase year-on-year and a 58 percent rise over the past decade.1 UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, who took office in July 2026, has pledged to provide every person sleeping rough in Britain a pathway off the streets by Christmas.1
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