Why Rachel Reeves should crash the housing market
It might take ten years and a lot of shouting, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t worth doing.
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It might take ten years and a lot of shouting, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t worth doing.
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In a landlord’s market, with intense competition from fellow renters, you’re damned whatever you do.
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People’s inability to afford homes did for the Conservatives and it could do the same for Labour.
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The real value of homes in the UK has dropped significantly and a long-term decay in value appears to be…
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It’s one of the UK’s biggest policy problems, with knock-on effects on everything from productivity to pensions and the demographic…
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The cost-of-living crisis hinges on one problem, and Jeremy Hunt’s 99 per cent mortgages can’t disguise that fact.
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Buyers who take up the offer may well find themselves stuck with higher repayments – and unable to switch to…
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The UK press has only one solution for the broken rental market: clickbait.
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The Housing Secretary’s new planning framework for England does little to encourage net zero development.
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To challenge rentier capitalism, the next Labour government should end the great leasehold con.
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Despite what Jeremy Hunt said in his Autumn Statement, reforms to the Local Housing Allowance don’t go anywhere near far…
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Research from the Social Market Foundation suggests there is little support for the government’s backtracking on energy performance upgrades.
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Why Jeremy Hunt can’t stop the housing crash.
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A perfect storm is engulfing the East Sussex seaside town – and dozens of other councils facing bankruptcy.
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For the first time since 2007, the returns on a typical new buy-to-let property have entered negative territory.
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Shifts in voting patterns mean that building rather than blocking housing is now in Labour’s electoral interests.
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Without investment in social housing, waiting lists grow – as will the number of people trapped in hotels, hostels and…
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Blind hatred never built a house.
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From HS2 to housing shortages, we forget that two-thirds of the British population live on a quarter of the land.
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Disagreements speak to the heart of the party: is it for the young or the old?
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