David Kingman reports on the recent criticism of the government for failing to fulfil its pledge to dispose of surplus public sector land for housebuilding
Category: Housing
Number of young adults living with their parents reaches new high
David Kingman reports on the latest ONS figures showing the number of adults living with their parents has carried on rising
The “Living Home Standard” – a new way of measuring the housing crisis (Part 2)
David Kingman explains what Shelter’s new “Living Home Standard” says about Britain’s housing conditions in the 21st century
The “Living Home Standard” – a new way of measuring the housing crisis (Part 1)
David Kingman explains what Shelter’s new “Living Home Standard” says about Britain’s housing conditions in the 21st century
Intergenerational living is good for older peoples’ mental health, study suggests
David Kingman reports on the findings of a recent academic study which suggest that living with their adult children improves older peoples’ mental health
The IFS: millennials have half the wealth of those born a decade earlier
David Kingman looks at the latest economic research into the plight of the millennial generation
New research highlights the “suspended adulthood” of modern youth
David Kingman looks at the findings of some new research into young people’s mental health
Who pays for low interest rates?
Tom Anderson, a second year PPE student, examines the intergenerational impact of the Bank of England’s interest rate cut
See the UK’s intergenerational problems in two charts
David Kingman recommends a pair of charts which throw some of the UK’s intergenerational inequalities into sharp relief
BBC research highlights “sky high” rental hotspots
David Kingman looks at some recent BBC research which shows where the least affordable places to rent in England are located