Solving Britain’s housing crisis
If there is one topic that over the past decade has steadily climbed up the ladder of political priorities, it is housing.
If there is one topic that over the past decade has steadily climbed up the ladder of political priorities, it is housing.
The British seem to be fixated with house prices and follow the development of the property market like the weather report or the latest football results.
Der Diplomat denkt, er habe das große Los gezogen.
If Britain cannot shift the balance towards more local incentives and decision-making in planning, then good and affordable housing will remain something that the British will only be able to …
Die Exzesse auf dem britischen Immobilienmarkt gründen auf fehlendem Wettbewerb der Kommunen um Einwohner.
The current mortgage crisis in the US was exacerbated – and at least partly caused – by restrictive town planning policies.
Thinking about the planning system, the first thing that comes to mind is planning for housing.
What kind of country is England?
The current planning system is an outdated straitjacket on economic growth, contends Dr Oliver Marc Hartwich of Policy Exchange
WHAT makes a country rich? Reading British newspapers, the impression one could get is that ever-rising property prices contribute a great deal to our economic prosperity.
© Dr Oliver Hartwich