The 12 Urban Myths of Christmas
Myth #8: The cost of credit is driving up house pricesHas cheap credit really led to high house prices - or is there something else at play?
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Lifting the borrowing cap won’t address the biggest housing issue cities face
The Government's proposals will mean more houses are built, but bolder reform is needed to free up land in high-demand cities
The National Planning Policy Framework – a missed opportunity for cities
The Government’s revised planning rulebook focuses too much on rural areas, and not enough on cities
Four reforms needed to ensure the planning system supports economic growth in cities
Our recommendations for the Government’s National Planning Policy Framework
The consensus for green belt reform is growing – so too is the pressure for Government to act
Politicians and campaigners from across the political spectrum are coming together to push for changes to green belt policies
The three planning policies intensifying London’s property problems – and what needs to change
The planning system must adapt to the economic and social challenges the capital faces today
Is increasing density the answer to the land-squeeze in successful cities?
Denser neighbourhoods would offer UK cities many advantages — but delivering them poses great challenges
The rise in urban living is threatening nightlife in cities – here’s how to protect it
Nightclubs and venues are at risk from planning laws restricting the expansion of cities.
Budget 2017: what impact will the Chancellor’s plans have in tackling the housing crisis?
The Chancellor has trailed some good ideas ahead of the Budget – but not the substantial reforms needed to address housing shortages
Sajid Javid is right: borrowing to spur private sector development will help tackle the housing crisis
Encouraging productive investment should be a priority in next month’s budget