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¿Cómo resolvemos la crisis de vivienda del Reino Unido en los próximos 50 años?
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Housing is one of the UK's most damaging self-made constraints — touching living standards, family formation, regional mobility and economic opportunity. Should the UK treat housing as infrastructure and build enough of it, or continue to protect it as a scarce financial asset? What planning reforms, land-use choices and investment are needed?
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We should prioritise brownfield and urban densification over greenfield building.
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Planning reform is necessary but must protect environment and community character.
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Housing should be treated as essential infrastructure and we should build enough to meet need.
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Local communities should have the final say on new development in their area.
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The green belt should be reformed so we can build more homes where people want to live.
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More social and affordable housing is essential; the market alone will not deliver it.
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House prices should be allowed to fall; affordability matters more than existing owners' wealth.
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