janee
Fur half
There is very little public funding. However, housing associations have plenty of reserves to develop. Without public funding though, it just isn't enough.
Tax buy-to-let landlords up to the eyeballs so they all discard their 'investment portfolios' and free up the housing for those that need it. Obviously.
People follow jobs, not the other way around.
as landlords are not interested in these types
People follow jobs, not the other way around.
We need to subsidies the building of new homes not the paying of rent it's just more cost effective. We need to tax planning gain and incentivize use of urban empty land however small
Exactly.
There are 800,000 empty houses in the UK
Problem is, most of them are in places no one currently wants to live.
To be honest though, isn't your question subjective? Like the capital has tiny multi-million pound garages for sale, which could be better spent on a large detached mansion in the Cotswolds.
Is it alright if I blame Tony Blair's government for relaxing legislation to allow and encourage migrants to come here and steal our houses?
Mmmm .... I smell another Party Political thread about to start.