
The Arithmetic Behind Britain’s Housebuilding Targets
Three hundred thousand homes a year is a reasonable estimate of need. The machinery capable of delivering it has not been built.

Three hundred thousand homes a year is a reasonable estimate of need. The machinery capable of delivering it has not been built.

Landlords leaving is part of the story and less than half of it. Rising demand and chronic undersupply do most of the work.

The office crash narrative averages two markets moving in opposite directions. Quality held; obsolete stock collapsed.

Leasehold is discussed in language designed to exclude the people affected. Here is what it actually means and what to check.