The housing market has already crashed
But you still can’t afford to buy a home
ByHousing crisis
The Kirstie Allsopp theory of housing
It’s completely warping our view of home ownership
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What Victorian home-building did for us
Politicians who want to solve the housing crisis should look to the 19th century
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“Build, baby, build” can’t mask Labour’s desperation
It’s going to take more than merch to improve the party’s chances
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No, brownfield land won’t solve the housing crisis
Brownfield building sounds too good to be true – and it is
By The needs of the many vs the needs of the newts
In building Britain’s infrastructure – as in so many areas of policy – there are no perfect solutions to please…
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Landlords are a brake on growth
If she wants to energise the economy, Rachel Reeves should become their sworn enemy.
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The robots are stealing our houses!
The government’s focus on tech could unite Yimbys and Nimbys, as data centres threaten future housing.
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This government will live or die by housing
Labour is preparing to get radical on the housing crisis.
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Immigrants did not cause Britain’s social housing shortage
The idea that British nationals are passed over for social housing is a myth that refuses to die.
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Welcome to HMO Britain
While neighbours suffer, landlords are cashing in on Britain’s demand for houses in multiple occupation.
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Britain’s new-build nightmare
How the dream of home ownership ran into the reality of an under-regulated market.
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Labour’s housing slump
Who is to blame for the lack of progress towards the 1.5 million target?
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Can the housing and productivity crises be solved at the same time?
The link between poor-quality homes and worklessness might be stronger than the government has bargained for.
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Bringing the house down?
Why Labour finds it so difficult to get housebuilding off the ground.
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Matthew Pennycook: “The housing crisis is acute and entrenched”
At a New Statesman event, the housing minister addressed the challenges ahead for the Labour government’s housebuilding agenda.
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Tenants of the world, unite!
What’s driving the rise of renters’ unions?
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The Trapped: inside Britain’s social housing scandal
This eight-part series reveals the council homes unfit for human habitation – in horrifying detail.
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What Labour gets wrong about Right to Buy
The policy is a drain on council resources and a gift to the private rental market.
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The property rental market is a hellscape
In a landlord’s market, with intense competition from fellow renters, you’re damned whatever you do.
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