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that would make it a much better policy, but needs there to be supply side policy changes to enable more (and crucially more suitable) building. it also requires longer term planning to see the results, something our governments are generally poor at and in the current climate very poor at.

odd point of view from you, being our resident deutschophile, i'd have expected you to not be fussed about property ownership. interesting that you hold on to this old Anglo-Saxon trait (its wasnt invented in the 1980s, its deep rooted, so much that generations left to other lands to have the...

bad. it's literally the same policy that got us in this mess (albeit that was in the US). it does nothing to address the supply side issues, or help people not able to raise sensible deposits due to rental costs. if subsidies where needed then tax relief on building houses would have been...