"A housing academic claims that while popular belief has it that homes are getting smaller, the typical living space in England and Wales increased"
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The Labour leader believes the levy would bring an extra £1.2billion to the Treasury, but experts believe the money will be wiped out almost immediately.
ESRC's insight:
The article quotes James Browne, senior research economist, from the ESRC-funded Institute for Fiscal Studies.
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The warning came as estate agents painted a bleak picture of a housing market that is being crippled by the lack of homes available to buy.
ESRC's insight:
This article quotes the Institute for Fiscal Studies, which hosts two ESRC funded centres. Article dated 18 April 2014. |
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Increasing numbers of people are choosing renting as a lifestyle option, and 80pc of tenants are satisfied with their current landlord. Yet landlords are consistently being demonised by politicians, including now by the Treasury.
ESRC's insight:
Article cites findings from the ESRC-funded Institute for Fiscal Studies
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The government will be “forced” to allow the development of greenbelt land if Britain’s housing crisis is to be tackled, a leading expert warned last night.
ESRC's insight:
The article quotes the London School of Economics which receives funding from the ESRC 
Ibra Kaba's curator insight,
October 5, 2016 6:47 PM
This talks about how people need houses and the government might not have a choice but to do this. It's a big problem but Britain said they won't do anything until after the next election. the government would rather people do shared ownership. |
ESRC funds the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence