The Housing Crisis
The Housing Crisis: Why Homes Became Unaffordable
WHO BROKE HOUSING?
Why did homes become so difficult to afford? Follow one household through deposits, mortgages, rents, land, planning, construction, social housing and regional inequality to see how the whole system fits together. The documentary explains why there is no single villain, which policies can improve affordability, and who bears the cost while the system changes. Official evidence, sources and caveats are included in the package.
In these topics
Chapters
- The Household the Averages Hide
- Five Prices Inside One Home
- Land: The Scarce Address
- Planning, Infrastructure and Permission
- Why Builders Do Not Release Every Home at Once
- Credit Turns Income Into Bids
- When Interest Rates Reset the Market
- Rent, Landlords and the Missing Rung
- Social Housing and the Meaning of Affordable
- Investment Demand, Empty Homes and Second Homes
- Why Places Diverge
- What Actually Increases Affordability
- Who Pays During the Transition
- Housing Is a System, Not One Villain