Finance

Forget doing ‘more with less’. For housebuilders, it’ll be all about doing ‘anything with nothing’

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The inadequacies of the housing market have been laid bare by the economic crisis. Now is the time to take a serious look at taxation reform, says Tom Crawshaw

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The crunch may be far from over, but we will get through it if we all pull together, argue Peter Williams and Donald McKenzie

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The demise of right to buy will have a devastating effect on council budgets

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Government‘s move to an asset-based welfare policy depends on continuously rising house prices. Whoops, says Matthew Watson.

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If the HRA is to be dismantled, some serious compromises will be needed.

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Build more affordable homes, protect jobs, shore up a struggling industry and fill Treasury coffers? Yes we can, says Brian Green.

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What the country needs is a national bank of reconstruction.

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We’re not out of the woods yet, says Peter Williams. But there are growing signs that confidence is returning to some markets.

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The current social housing business model is broken, so let’s move on

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More bail-outs in the US and a shrinking UK mortgage market. Crunch and squeeze just aren’t strong enough to describe what’s going on, says Peter Williams

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Ashley Horsey on the threats to a breakthrough in affordable housing finance

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In the third of a series of articles on the housing market, Peter Williams charts the transition from the NICE to the VILE decade

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