Election 2015
What the General Election manifestos say on housingNone of the parties present a realistic plan to build the homes the most unaffordable cities need.
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Election 2015
Parties’ housing policies miss the markSolving the housing crisis will require government to re-enter the market as funders or even house-builders.
Election 2015
Why the Help to Buy ISA is an expensive way to make the housing crisis worseThrough right to buy, help to buy, the stamp duty cut and starter homes the Chancellor has made it clear that getting people on the housing ladder is a central plank of Conservative policy. The...
Cities Outlook 2015
What does Cities Outlook 2015 tell us about the housing crisis?The latest data from Outlook 2015 gives us a chance find out what has changed in housing markets across the country over the last 10 years.
Delivering change: building homes where we need them
This report offers practical examples of places which have sought ways to resolve the housing shortage in those areas where homes are in the highest demand.
Building homes where we need them
Our new report sets out three ways cities should respond to meet their housing needs.
Help to Buy – towards a local model
If the Government continues with Help to Buy, it clearly needs to recognise differences between places.
Supporting links between cities, universities and high-growth firms
Our Delivering Change report looks at how best to foster strong links between universities and businesses.
Delivering change: Supporting links between universities and high-growth firms in cities
Practical policy solutions for supporting university and high-growth business collaboration in cities
Delivering change: low carbon
Practical policy solutions for city leaders to encourage the green economy