Craig Revel Horwood Temporarily Lives in a Caravan During Home Renovation

Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood is temporarily residing in a caravan while renovating his £2 million, seven-bedroom mansion in King's Cliffe, Northamptonshire. He purchased the 1867 property in 2021, began demolition six months ago, and expects completion by August 2026. Horwood stated he moved into a caravan because it's 'cheaper than storage'.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood is temporarily living in a caravan while renovating his £2 million, seven-bedroom mansion in King's Cliffe, Northamptonshire. He purchased the 1867 property in 2021 and began demolition six months ago, with completion expected by August 2025. Horwood stated that living in a caravan is 'cheaper than storage.' The renovation includes rebuilding walls and installing new systems.

Murat Yıldız, 47, from Akçadağ district, unable to find a rental apartment, converted his agricultural vehicle into a motorhome. He has been living in it for about three weeks, using public restrooms and planning to use bathhouses for hygiene. Yıldız, who works day labor, says this is better than being homeless.

A resident of Malatya, Turkey, converted his agricultural vehicle into a living space after failing to find a rental apartment. 47-year-old Murat Yıldız has been living in the DIY camper for about three weeks, using public facilities for sanitation and planning to use bathhouses. He stated that this option is better than being homeless.

On the Canary Islands, some residents are turning to permanent van and motorhome living due to high housing costs. For instance, one retiree gave his apartment to his son, who could not afford rent, and now lives in a fully equipped van. Another hotel worker uses a motorhome to avoid rental costs that would exceed half of his salary.