It’s time for some alternative thinking on housing
Government intervention is urgently needed to increase supply in every sector of the market
I am not breaking any news by suggesting that there is a critical lack of supply in all sectors of the housing market. Availability of stock within all sectors, in both rental and sales markets, from new homes to second-hand sales, and in senior living, student housing, and social and affordable housing, is insufficient.
All of these sectors are broken. We therefore need a holistic approach to the entire housing market to try to resolve...
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