This chapter builds a bridge between the human right to housing and social policy. Considering housing from the perspective of law means to figure out the rights and duties of those who own the land and the rights and duties of those who do not. The human right to housing comprises of many other rights such as the right to property, the right to a home, or the right to privacy. Considering housing from the perspective of social policy often meant to examine formal housing markets and discuss which tenure form is best, homeownership or renting. However, homelessness and Spaces of Inadequate Housing such as slums or informal settlements prove that many people live outside of such markets, informally or illegally.